All my usual tweaks for the OS worked fine except for the photo viewer. I’ve run the updates which worked seamlessly and much quicker than in regular W11.Įverything just works with no theatrics. reg file I use to activate it in W10 doesn’t work in Tiny11. I guess the programmer stripped it out of the registry, because the. My only hiccup with it was trying to get Windows Photo Viewer to work. I have installed MS Office 2010 without issues. It is really amazing how well this works! Without all the bloat, when you do install a program, it becomes the default and all the files associated with it are set to default. I removed the old SSD, put in another one and did a clean install of Tiny11 beta2. It is a Core i7-3520M cpu with 8 gig of DDR3 RAM and a SSD. I am now running Tiny11 on a Dell Latitude E5430 that had a W10 installation on it. According to the Tiny11 webpage, the second (latest) release of Tiny11 now includes the Component Store, so updates, new features, and languages can be added. However, the Microsoft Store has been retained so, if users want to install any missing apps (including a browser), they can do that via the Microsoft Store.Īnother difference between the two is that the default account for Tiny11 is a Local Account, whereas Windows 11 insists on a Microsoft account. The developer has significantly reduced the number of background processes by excluding a bunch of unnecessary apps, such as Teams and Edge.
The major difference is in the resources each uses with Tiny11 requiring less disk space and resources. Tiny11 is based on Windows 11 Pro 22H2 so, obviously, the core functionality remains pretty much the same. It just uses around 8GB of space compared to the 20+GB that a standard installation does” Differences Between Tiny11 And Windows 11
“ 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. Tiny11 is available as an ISO created by independent developer NTDEV who has stripped out many of the default apps, including the Edge browser, to produce a lightweight Windows 11. Tiny11 is, as the name suggests, a cutdown version of Windows 11 specifically designed to run on low-spec computers and bypass the TPM and Secure Boot requirements.
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