Use PowerForensics to get a list of all files and their sizes from a local NTFS volume's Master File Table

Get-LocalDiskReport.ps1

# install-module powerforensics
# import-module powerforensics

function Get-LocalDiskReport {
    [CmdletBinding()]
    Param(
        [Parameter(Mandatory)]
            [string]
            [ValidateSet('\\.\A:','\\.\B:','\\.\C:','\\.\D:','\\.\E:','\\.\F:','\\.\G:','\\.\H:','\\.\I:','\\.\J:','\\.\K:','\\.\L:','\\.\M:','\\.\N:','\\.\O:','\\.\P:','\\.\Q:','\\.\R:','\\.\S:','\\.\T:','\\.\U:','\\.\V:','\\.\W:','\\.\X:','\\.\Y:','\\.\Z:')]
            $VolumeName,
        [Parameter()]
            [uri]$OutputFolder = 'C:\Temp\'
    )
    $SelectForensicFileRecords = @{
        Property = @(
            'Name',
            @{n='Extension';e={".$(($_.Name -split '\.')[-1])"}},
            'Permission',
            @{n='ModifiedTime';e={$_.FNModifiedTime}},
            @{n='AccessedTime';e={$_.FNAccessedTime}},
            @{n='ChangedTime';e={$_.FNChangedTime}},
            @{n='BornTime';e={$_.FNBornTime}},
            @{n='RealSize';e={$_.Attribute[1].RealSize}},
            @{n='AllocatedSize';e={$_.Attribute[1].AllocatedSize}},
            'FullName'
        )
    }

    $OutputPath = Join-Path -Path $OutputFolder.LocalPath -ChildPath (-join($env:COMPUTERNAME,'_',[regex]::Matches($VolumeName,'\w').Value,'.csv'))
    Get-ForensicFileRecord -VolumeName $VolumeName | ?{(-not $_.Deleted) -and (-not $_.Directory) -and $_.FullName -match 'ai upscale'} | Select-Object @SelectForensicFileRecords | Export-Csv -Path $OutputPath -NoTypeInformation
}