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Find the filesize using PowerShell

August 20, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments

Below piece of code helps to find the size of a file that you mention. This code can find the size of a local file, or a file on remote system. You need to give the full path of file to make it work.

$filepath="YOUR FILE PATH"
Get-ChildItem $filepath | ForEach-Object { Write-Host $_.name,==> ($_.Length/1MB).tostring("0.00")MB

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