IT Home On April 23, Windows 11 Tiny11, a downsizing tool, has been greatly updated. NTDEV, a developer, announced a comprehensive transformation of the Tiny11 builder to make it more flexible and easy to use. The updated Tiny11 can simplify the system image of any version of Windows 11, greatly enhancing its applicability.
According to NTDEV, this breakthrough is due to the fact that they changed the scripting language from the old version of Batch to a more powerful PowerShell. This not only makes Tiny11 compatible with all Windows 11 versions and languages, but also supports x86 and ARM architectures.
However, it should be noted that since the entire program is written by PowerShell script, users need to install PowerShell in advance and set the execution policy to "unrestricted" to avoid script running errors.
NTDEV also mentioned that the new version of Tiny11 only contains a few external executable files, including oscdimg.exe , and files used to bypass Microsoft account forced login.
Tiny11 has always been a powerful tool to streamline Windows 11 systems and enable them to run on low configuration hardware. In the past year, NTDEV has constantly challenged the limits and created a compact version that can run with only 2GB or even 100MB of memory (although the 100MB version removes the graphical interface), demonstrating Tiny11's powerful compact capability.
It is worth mentioning that NTDEV implies that a more complete version of Tiny11 will be launched in the future. Previously, Tiny11 had not been updated for more than a year, and this update is undoubtedly gratifying.
To experience the latest version of Tiny11, just download the Windows 11 image from Microsoft's official website and refer to Description of NTDEV Just operate.
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