Winsage
October 31, 2025
A bootable version of Windows 7 has been created that occupies 69MB of disk space, developed by Xeno, a Windows Insider. This version requires users to provide their own system files for basic functionality and is described as a "fun proof of concept" rather than a fully functional operating system. The installer is a 7zip compressed file of 40.4MB hosted on Archive.org, containing a compact VMware virtual disk and configuration file. The current version has limited functionality due to missing critical files, but Xeno has received encouragement to refine it into a more usable version. There is potential for further optimization, as many included files may be unnecessary.