When tiny11 arrived, it proved that Windows 11 could be changed in a positive way and that it was easy to maintain. This is a simple way to get rid of many unnecessary add-ons and it seems to work. tiny11 has now been updated and Windows 11 is smaller and without user extras.
Although they are essential for many, there are a set of add-ons that other Windows 11 users do without and that become complicated to maintain. This is where tiny11 comes in, offering a simple way to minimize Microsoft's system, both in terms of services and applications and in terms of occupied disk space.
After demonstrating its capabilities, tiny11 has now been updated to provide users with the latest news and system updates from Microsoft. These are necessary on many levels and so this new version has been long awaited by everyone who uses this version.
tiny11 2311 is based on the latest version of Windows 11, version 23H2, and contains all the new features introduced by Microsoft. Here it includes Copilot (but requires downloading Edge via Winget since there are no pre-installed browsers), native RAR support, a redesigned volume slider, RGB controls in the Settings app, and more.
Compared to the previous version of tiny11, the 2311 is 20% smaller, allowing it to reclaim more disk storage space. Plus, it's fully functional, which means you can download and install cumulative updates to keep your PC safe and receive future improvements. If you want a smaller image, the tiny11 kernel requires only 3GB of disk space.
It is also worth noting that creating a Windows 11 image that is two times smaller than the original requires removing several components. This includes Xbox-related resources. However, according to the developers, downloading an Xbox title from the Microsoft Store should restore removed game features. You can also add .NET 3.5 and additional languages if necessary.
This is an excellent alternative for those with less disk space than usual who need to use Windows 11. tiny11 can be downloaded directly From this link (From the X Developer Account) It requires users to have a valid Microsoft system key.
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