NTDev has recently rolled out an update to its Tiny11core maker, now compatible with Windows 11 24H2, Microsoft’s latest iteration of its operating system. This update brings a breath of fresh air for users seeking a more streamlined experience, allowing them to eliminate unnecessary applications and services that often accompany the OS.
Streamlining Windows 11
Windows 11 24H2 introduces several enhancements, including features like Windows Recall and Live Captions. However, it also retains the bloatware that has become synonymous with Microsoft’s approach to software. For those who find the default setup cumbersome, Tiny11core maker offers a solution by enabling users to customize their installations.
For the uninitiated, Tiny11 is an unofficial tool designed to empower users to selectively retain or remove applications and services from their Windows 11 setup. In a recent social media announcement, NTDev expressed gratitude for the community’s patience during the update process, stating:
Better late than never! Tiny11core maker has been updated to finally support 24H2. Apologies for the delay and thank you for sticking around supporting the project. Let me know how it goes!
This tool can significantly reduce the size of the operating system, with the potential to cut it down to less than half of its original footprint. For context, the standard Windows 11 ISO is approximately 5GB in size, making the prospect of a leaner version particularly appealing for users looking to optimize their systems.
As the landscape of operating systems continues to evolve, tools like Tiny11core maker provide a valuable resource for those who wish to tailor their computing experience to better suit their needs.
