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Out of the box, Windows 11 is a resource-hungry operating system that gulps up tons of RAM and CPU cycles, leaving older or underpowered systems unable to run it. The official system requirements demand not only TPM security and secure boot, but also at least 4GB of RAM, a dual-core processor and a 64GB SSD. But, with the release of Tiny11 Builder, you can make a lightweight Windows 11 install that gets around these requirements and runs well on PCs with limited memory and processing power. Tiny11, a custom image of Windows 11 from Twitter user NTDEV solves these issues by removing unnecessary libraries, apps and services so that the system can run with just 2GB of RAM, take up a mere 12GB of disk space and not check for any of the system requirements. However, up until now, to use Tiny11, you had to download the entire operating system from NTDEV's cloud storage drive, which meant you didn't have a choice of Windows 11 version and it was awkward downloading the whole OS from someone other than Microsoft. Now, NTDEV has released I used Tiny11 Builder to create a stripped-down build of Windows 11 Home that I installed on both a Virtual Machine and a decade-old, sluggish ThinkPad X131e. The VM was blazing fast and the ThinkPad, which was so slow under Windows 10 that letters would appear seconds after I typed them, was actually usable. How to Make a Lightweight Windows 11 Image with Tiny11 1. Download Tiny11 Builder from Github and unzip it to its own folder. 2. Download a W...

In a social media thread, and on Some of the niceties that were brought over from Tiny11 to Tiny10 include the ability to “update the OS and add new features with ease” via the component store. Security should also be enhanced by a fully functional Windows Defender app / service. Also, a much-requested feature that has arrived in the latest release of Tiny10 is Remote Desktop and Terminal Services. In our coverage of Tiny11, we noted that the compact OS was If you go back far enough in computer time, systems with 1GB or less were common until roughly 2006 or 2007. The arrival of Windows Vista in 2007, with its reputation for sluggishness and thirst for better hardware, helped make systems with 1GB RAM history, even though the reign of XP arguably continued until SP3’s EOL in 2014. But 1GB of RAM is officially supported on 32-bit versions of Windows 10, so there's a good chance that Tiny10 will run at least reasonably well if your system is severely limited in the memory department. Within reason, of course. I disagree that Tiny10 is superseded by Tiny11. Windows 11 isn't even close to a fully functional replacement to Windows 10. Maybe give Microsoft another 2 years or so to undo all of their " One lazy engineer designed this while pretending to work from home" terribleness. Windows 11 is barely up to an alpha level of polish - and that's if you're willing to change several dozen register entries. It's way worse than it looks, which is impressive considering how bad it loo...

As the world of operating systems continues to evolve, many users find themselves with older systems that struggle to keep up with the latest software and OS releases. Microsoft’s Windows 11, for example, has left many users with older PCs unable to upgrade due to strict system requirements. However, there is a solution for those who still want to experience the benefits of Windows 11 without sacrificing performance on their older systems: Tiny11 OS. This blog post will explore Tiny11 OS, a lightweight Windows 11 version explicitly designed for older systems, and how to install it on your PC. Table of contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Debloat Windows 11 From Unnecessary Microsoft Store App installs and Services One of the main reasons Tiny11 OS is a great option for older systems is its stripped-down version of Windows 11, which removes many unnecessary apps and services. This significantly reduces the normal Windows operating system’s size and resource usage, making it an ideal choice for systems with dual-core processor configurations, limited RAM and disk space or a lightweight virtual machine that might be unsupported hardware otherwise. Before we dive into the installation process, let’s discuss some methods to debloat Windows 11. Use traditional uninstall methods The first method to debloat Windows 11 is by using the traditional uninstall method. You can uninstall unwanted apps from the Start menu by right-clicking on them and selecting “Uninstall.” Addition...

What just happened? Windows 95 occupied less than 100MB upon installation. A clean Windows 11 install, however, needs around 20GB. Nobody doubts that software will need more data as technology marches forward, but many believe Windows hasn't justified a 20,000% install size increase over 28 years. One developer may have proven this with a custom installation that cuts Windows 11 to half its default size. This week, NTDEV released Tiny11, a version of Windows 11 that needs only ~8GB of your hard drive and can run on 2GB of RAM. It also removes Windows 11's somewhat demanding system requirements, but users should know it makes some steep sacrifices to slim down. A streamlined version of Windows 11 Pro 22H2, Tiny11 comes in an ISO The smaller version of Microsoft's operating system includes the bare necessities like accessibility software, the Calculator, Notepad, and Paint. It also retains the Microsoft Store, so users can install whatever extra Microsoft software they need. The system comes with local accounts by default but can also use online accounts. It's finally here! Based off of Windows 11 Pro 22H2, tiny11 has everything you need for a comfortable computing experience without the bloat and clutter of a standard Windows installation. The sacrifice NTDEV credits the most for downsizing Windows 11 is the Windows Component Store (WinSxS). Without it, users won't be able to install new languages or major features. The developer NTDEV assures users concerned about the secu...

Windows 11 has been with us for some time now, and for those of us with the best desktops we can guarantee the best performance. But what about that five year old laptop that your aunt has? The one with 4GB of RAM and a CPU that fell out of the best CPUs category in the prior decade. Sure Linux is an option, but what if they really need that one Windows app? This scenario is common to many of us who work in tech. A family member needs tech support and we don’t have a lot of time to help them. So what if there were a way to create a custom Windows 11 install, one that install on older hardware and breathe new life into it? In this how to you’ll learn how to create your own custom Windows 11 image, ready for installation on your aunt’s old laptop, or on your gaming rig. An alternative to creating your own bespoke Windows 11 install is to use Tiny11 Builder. We sacrifice the ability to truly customize our install for a fully automated approach. If you are short on time, then perhaps this is a good compromise. But, if you want to truly tailor your Windows 11 experience, read on and learn exactly how. Downloading the Windows 11 Image Downloading the latest version of Windows 11 from Microsoft is generally the way to go, but for this custom build, the absolute latest bleeding edge release will be needed. The source of the latest bleeding edge release is uupdump, and from there is where this how to begins. The source ISO is the latest public version of Windows 11, which will be p...

The lightweight Windows 11 installer – Tiny 11 is released and this tool allows you to install Windows 11 on old & lower-end PCs. In this post, On This Page : • • • What Is Tiny11 – Windows 11 Tiny Edition In terms of Windows 11, its If you have an old or lower-end PC, Windows 11 is not a good option although you can Read More Overview of Tiny11 If you want to run Windows 11 on your old computer with low RAM and disk space, Tiny11 appears in public. It is a project from NTDev and Tiny11 is a Windows 11 tiny edition. This edition is based on Windows 11 Pro 22H2 and includes everything you need for a comfortable computing experience since this tool doesn’t have the bloat and clutter of a standard Windows installation. Read More Tiny11 Requirements In terms of Tiny11 requirements, a scant 8GB of storage and just 2GB of RAM are required and Windows 11 can run well. Even there is a crazy thing – someone can The operating system itself in Tiny11 takes up only 6.34GB while the rest is used by some rudimentary apps like Paint, Notepad, and Calculator. Besides, no TPM is required to install Tiny11. What’s more, the Microsoft Store app is left intact, so you can run it to download and install some apps you need. And this Windows 11 tiny edition uses a local account by default but the option to set up an online account remains. Due to the cut-down nature, many features you need are not included in Windows 11 Lite Edition/Tiny Edition - Tiny11. The operating system won’t update automa...

In a social media thread, and on Some of the niceties that were brought over from Tiny11 to Tiny10 include the ability to “update the OS and add new features with ease” via the component store. Security should also be enhanced by a fully functional Windows Defender app / service. Also, a much-requested feature that has arrived in the latest release of Tiny10 is Remote Desktop and Terminal Services. In our coverage of Tiny11, we noted that the compact OS was If you go back far enough in computer time, systems with 1GB or less were common until roughly 2006 or 2007. The arrival of Windows Vista in 2007, with its reputation for sluggishness and thirst for better hardware, helped make systems with 1GB RAM history, even though the reign of XP arguably continued until SP3’s EOL in 2014. But 1GB of RAM is officially supported on 32-bit versions of Windows 10, so there's a good chance that Tiny10 will run at least reasonably well if your system is severely limited in the memory department. Within reason, of course. I disagree that Tiny10 is superseded by Tiny11. Windows 11 isn't even close to a fully functional replacement to Windows 10. Maybe give Microsoft another 2 years or so to undo all of their " One lazy engineer designed this while pretending to work from home" terribleness. Windows 11 is barely up to an alpha level of polish - and that's if you're willing to change several dozen register entries. It's way worse than it looks, which is impressive considering how bad it loo...

Out of the box, Windows 11 is a resource-hungry operating system that gulps up tons of RAM and CPU cycles, leaving older or underpowered systems unable to run it. The official system requirements demand not only TPM security and secure boot, but also at least 4GB of RAM, a dual-core processor and a 64GB SSD. But, with the release of Tiny11 Builder, you can make a lightweight Windows 11 install that gets around these requirements and runs well on PCs with limited memory and processing power. Tiny11, a custom image of Windows 11 from Twitter user NTDEV solves these issues by removing unnecessary libraries, apps and services so that the system can run with just 2GB of RAM, take up a mere 12GB of disk space and not check for any of the system requirements. However, up until now, to use Tiny11, you had to download the entire operating system from NTDEV's cloud storage drive, which meant you didn't have a choice of Windows 11 version and it was awkward downloading the whole OS from someone other than Microsoft. Now, NTDEV has released I used Tiny11 Builder to create a stripped-down build of Windows 11 Home that I installed on both a Virtual Machine and a decade-old, sluggish ThinkPad X131e. The VM was blazing fast and the ThinkPad, which was so slow under Windows 10 that letters would appear seconds after I typed them, was actually usable. How to Make a Lightweight Windows 11 Image with Tiny11 1. Download Tiny11 Builder from Github and unzip it to its own folder. 2. Download a W...

The lightweight Windows 11 installer – Tiny 11 is released and this tool allows you to install Windows 11 on old & lower-end PCs. In this post, On This Page : • • • What Is Tiny11 – Windows 11 Tiny Edition In terms of Windows 11, its If you have an old or lower-end PC, Windows 11 is not a good option although you can Read More Overview of Tiny11 If you want to run Windows 11 on your old computer with low RAM and disk space, Tiny11 appears in public. It is a project from NTDev and Tiny11 is a Windows 11 tiny edition. This edition is based on Windows 11 Pro 22H2 and includes everything you need for a comfortable computing experience since this tool doesn’t have the bloat and clutter of a standard Windows installation. Read More Tiny11 Requirements In terms of Tiny11 requirements, a scant 8GB of storage and just 2GB of RAM are required and Windows 11 can run well. Even there is a crazy thing – someone can The operating system itself in Tiny11 takes up only 6.34GB while the rest is used by some rudimentary apps like Paint, Notepad, and Calculator. Besides, no TPM is required to install Tiny11. What’s more, the Microsoft Store app is left intact, so you can run it to download and install some apps you need. And this Windows 11 tiny edition uses a local account by default but the option to set up an online account remains. Due to the cut-down nature, many features you need are not included in Windows 11 Lite Edition/Tiny Edition - Tiny11. The operating system won’t update automa...

As the world of operating systems continues to evolve, many users find themselves with older systems that struggle to keep up with the latest software and OS releases. Microsoft’s Windows 11, for example, has left many users with older PCs unable to upgrade due to strict system requirements. However, there is a solution for those who still want to experience the benefits of Windows 11 without sacrificing performance on their older systems: Tiny11 OS. This blog post will explore Tiny11 OS, a lightweight Windows 11 version explicitly designed for older systems, and how to install it on your PC. Table of contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Debloat Windows 11 From Unnecessary Microsoft Store App installs and Services One of the main reasons Tiny11 OS is a great option for older systems is its stripped-down version of Windows 11, which removes many unnecessary apps and services. This significantly reduces the normal Windows operating system’s size and resource usage, making it an ideal choice for systems with dual-core processor configurations, limited RAM and disk space or a lightweight virtual machine that might be unsupported hardware otherwise. Before we dive into the installation process, let’s discuss some methods to debloat Windows 11. Use traditional uninstall methods The first method to debloat Windows 11 is by using the traditional uninstall method. You can uninstall unwanted apps from the Start menu by right-clicking on them and selecting “Uninstall.” Addition...