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Tiny10 is a stripped-down version of Windows 10, and it has been developed by a developer named NTDEV. We know how bloated Windows has become at this point, so this project aims to remove all the unnecessary components. That means you can run Windows 10 smoothly, even on low-end hardware. Note that Tiny10 has not just removed bloatware, but it has been optimized from the ground up to reduce Windows 10’s footprint.
For example, if you install Tiny10 on a 32-bit system, it only takes 5.2GB of disk space, which is a breakthrough. A vanilla Windows 10 system takes up to 22GB of space. To reduce the installation size by 17GB is just great. On 64-bit systems, Tiny10 takes up to 10GB of disk space. And in terms of RAM, you can run Tiny10 on a 32-bit system with just 1GB of RAM, and on a 64-bit system, you can make do with 2GB of RAM, which is nothing short of amazing. We already know Windows 10 comes to a grinding halt, even on a system with 4GB of RAM.

OwnedByWuigi wrote: *

09 Feb 2023, 11:12

tiny10 1809 still faster

https://dl.malwarewatch.org/windows/mods/Tiny%2010.iso

luk3Z wrote: *

18 Mar 2023, 07:17

OwnedByWuigi wrote: *

09 Feb 2023, 11:12

tiny10 1809 still faster

https://dl.malwarewatch.org/windows/mods/Tiny%2010.iso

I wonder what is faster: Tiny10 or AtlasOS.
Early builds of W10 are really fast in comaprison with later builds.
W10 2015 & 2016 LTSB are probably the festest builds 've done some tests on my terminal (Celeron N4000), so for me 2015 & 2016 LTSB = less lag & less bloatware. AtlasOS unfortunately didn't work for me, so I've had to make my iso myself with NTLite & Dism++.