You can check the file to see how it works and what component it uses. Important: The only non-official part of tiny11builder is an open-source file for removing the Microsoft Account requirement during OOBE.
Here is what tiny11builder removes from the stock Windows 11: Clipchamp, News, Weather, Xbox (Xbox Identity Provider remains), GetHelp, GetStarted, Office Hub, Solitaire, PeopleApp, PowerAutomate, ToDo, Alarms, Mail and Calendar, Feedback Hub, Maps, Sound Recorder, Your Phone, Media Player, QuickAssist, Internet Explorer, LA57 support, OCR for en-us, Speech support, TTS for en-us, Media Player Legacy, Tablet PC Math, Wallpapers, Edge, OneDrive. Removed the Microsoft Account requirement during OOBE (initial setup).Removed requirement for TPM, 4GB of RAM, and newer CPU's.Removed Microsoft Edge (a leftover icon still appears on the desktop).Removed most inbox apps while allowing to re-install them if necessary (Cortana and Teams are still there, but you can remove them using winget).Here is what you get after applying the tiny11builder treatment to a stock Windows 11 ISO: It is a script for using official utilities from Microsoft to remove unnecessary parts from Windows 11. If you are also among those curious to give tiny11 a try but do not want to risk using Windows ISO modified by third parties, here is a set of scripts that let you create your own tiny11 using tools provided by Microsoft.Īs the name implies, tiny11builder comes from the developer making tiny11. The recently released tiny11 project, a lean Windows 11 without unnecessary components and the default high hardware requirements, revealed big interest among users in a modern and debloated Windows.
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