
DskManager for Windows
- Free
- 4
- 3
- V1.0.0
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- Beijing Xiaowei Cloud Inc.
Free desktop icon organizer with List Mode — no subscription.
DskManager is freeware for Windows that organizes desktop icons into clean groups and adds List Mode for compact, scannable icon lists. It runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11. Installers are available for x64, x86, and arm64. DskManager is also on the Microsoft Store. There is no subscription.
List Mode shows the icons in a zone as a compact list, so a busy desktop is faster to scan than a grid of overlapping shortcuts. Icon zones keep related shortcuts together. Alignment and declutter tools tidy the desktop without a paid plan.
Features
- List Mode for compact, scannable icon lists
- Icon zones and grouping
- Alignment and declutter
- Freeware, no subscription
- Windows 10 and Windows 11
- x64, x86, and arm64
The publisher is Beijing Xiaowei Cloud Inc. The English listing name is DskManager. This version is 1.0.0. The Windows package on this page is the x64 build, dskmanager_x64.exe.


App specs
Developer
- Beijing Xiaowei Cloud Inc.
License
Free
Version
1.0.0
Latest update
Platform
Windows
OS
Windows 11
Language
English
Available languages
- Spanish
- English
- French
- German
- Italian
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Polish
- Chinese
- Turkish
- Korean
- Japanese
- Czech
- Greek
Downloads
3
Last month's downloads
- 3
Size
3.56 MB
DskManager for PC
- Free
- 4
- 3
- V1.0.0
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