Tiny11 now supports Windows 11 24H2 in a compact size that will fit on a standard single-layer DVD | Tom’s Hardware

In a remarkable development for users seeking a more streamlined experience with Windows 11 24H2, NTDEV has unveiled an innovative solution that significantly reduces the operating system’s installation size. By utilizing the Tiny11 ISO builder, users can create a remarkably compact version of Microsoft’s latest OS, allowing it to fit comfortably on a standard DVD while still leaving ample space for additional applications.

Transforming Installation Sizes

NTDEV recently showcased a screenshot of a fresh installation of Windows 11 24H2, achieved through Tiny11, which boasts a mere 3.54GB footprint thanks to LZX compression. This stands in stark contrast to the typical installation size of Windows 11, which can range from 20GB to 30GB. The ability to compress the installation to under 4GB not only makes it feasible to store on a DVD—typically with a capacity of 4.7GB—but also leaves over a gigabyte available for other essential software, such as third-party application installers and web browsers.

In a recent post on X, NTDEV highlighted the advantages of this approach, stating, “Well, the good news is that you can still make the entire tiny11 fit on a DVD! (with LZX compression, of course). Behold, tiny11 based on Windows 11 LTSC 24H2!”

Moreover, Tiny11 is engineered to optimize user experience by offloading unnecessary services and applications, resulting in a cleaner installation. This makes it particularly appealing for those with hardware that may not meet Microsoft’s stringent minimum requirements, allowing them to run Windows 11 more efficiently, even on older or less capable systems.

For tech enthusiasts eager to explore this customization, NTDEV offers a comprehensive tutorial on how to build a personalized Windows 11 24H2 installation using Tiny11, paving the way for a more tailored computing experience.

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Tiny11 now supports Windows 11 24H2 in a compact size that will fit on a standard single-layer DVD | Tom's Hardware