It is neccessary sometimes to calculate the size of a certain folder in batch file. Though it is easy to see the size of a folder in Windows, calculating it in a batch script can be considered quite a complicated task. This small script will help you with this task:
@Echo Off
For /F "Tokens=3*" %%a In (
'Dir /-C C:\Temp ^| Find "files"') Do Echo The C:\Temp folder size = %%a
pause
For /F "Tokens=3*" %%a In (
'Dir /-C C:\Temp ^| Find "files"') Do Echo The C:\Temp folder size = %%a
pause
Of course you should first change 'c:\Temp' to path to the folder which size you want to calculate.
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