How to Easily Make A Lite Windows 11 ISO

Today we are making an ISO so you can install a debloated copy of Windows 11. This ISO will be based on the Tiny11 project. However, rather then downloading it, we are going to make it ourselves.

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Links from video
- Tiny11 Builder

- UUP Dump link for 1265

- Windows ADK

- Install winget in Power Shell
Add-AppxPackage -RegisterByFamilyName -MainPackage Microsoft.DesktopAppInstaller_8wekyb3d8bbwe

Install a Browser with these commands with winget
winget install Mozilla.Firefox
winget install Microsoft.Edge
winget install Opera.Opera
winget install Google.Chrome

#Windows11 #Debloat #Tech

[Joey_tomb]

As a technician in 3rd world country when alot of people including myself still using 10 years old machine, this is so useful. Thanks man

[egggofff]

thank you, it installed flawless on a 15 year old dual core laptop no errors what so ever. 2 gig mhz with 4 gigs ram, ran debloater after and tasks went from 160 to 65.

[Zhixalom]

You know, these videos are just awesome. I often know much of the stuff already. But then when I actually sit down to do these kinds of things, I might forget some steps, some stuff may have changed, and some new features added or tools gotten available that actually makes my older way of doing it the more cumbersome. Because after 35-some years in IT, the enthusiasm for keeping up with something which is just going to be gone or changed again within 2-3 years, it does get rather tiresome and exhausting.
- Then it is great to have somewhere to go, to find summed up step-by-step "recipes" and even get reminded about the small details.

[DiddlyDiPotatoes]

It was nice of NTDEV to release this builder script to debloat certain stock 11 ISOs to be similar to tiny11. Also that Add-AppxPackage command to install winget is something I'll keep in mind for sure.

[owlmostdead]

Also don't use winget in an admin console, if it needs admin access it'll prompt for it. That way you can install and run your browser without admin privileges.

[randyspradlin]

I want to "thank you" for the great videos. I've done software/hardware fixes and repairs for many people. And, built PCs. Your extra guidance is superior to so many. I'm very pleased with your channel! Keep up the good work!

[LeSabre]

I've been a subscriber for a while now, . I got an awesome deal on a laptop. It's got the usual manufacturer bloatware. I don't want any of that! This video came in REAL handy! I will be installing a new larger M.2 stick, and more memory, and now I can have my own tiny version of 11 when it gets here on 06-02! Thanks Rich! :)

[Uglylizard]

YEA! keep it coming bro. Love it all kind info and learning going on here.

[TheLinuxWarrior]

WOW another cool Vidoe. Yes I have done some TINY ISOs myself using your instructions . They are cool. Thumbs up, more of these and Greetings from Germany

[massgravex]

If you have Ventoy on a portable HDD/SSD, you could just keep a folder on it with the installer for your web browser (and other apps if you want) inside it if you don't wanna go the winget route after first boot!
I have an "/ISOs" directory and an "/Apps" directory on mine, and Ventoy is configured to only look at files inside the "/ISOs" directory when booting from it, makes a handy swiss army knife 👍

[honocoroko]

many thanks man, your vid are most easy for me to understand. hope this channel grow sub fast, you really deserved !

[ulrichtobben]

Great video as always. One thing is that if you want to manually remove aspects of Windows, (Xbox, Cortana, etc.) or disable parts of Windows(telemetry, etc.) or want to keep certain parts of Windows(Edge, etc.) one great program is called NTLite. It's a program where you can import and edit a Windows ISO manually, and do things like adding driver support, installing updates to a certain ISO, removing features, disabling things, removing programs, and more. It's a great tool that I think you(Cyber) should make a video on, especially considering you don't have to download an outdated Windows ISO from a 3rd party mirror, and it gives you even more flexibility than this script. Would recommend.

[valveman]

CyberCPU Tech
You did a great job explaining how to create your own Tiny11. Thanks👍👍

[BRICSlayer]

Can't watch the vid yet, but grateful you made it. Liked and subscribed.

[yw]

14:21 - No need to click "New". Just "Next" & the install will do it automatically. You only need "New" in case you want specific configuration.

[jameshollands]

OMG this is amazing (from your biggest fan)

[miggyboii]

It was a success! Now will install my games and test it. So far everything is smooth! Thank you for your guide. Subscribed!

[philip]

Very good video. You've got the magic touch for creating tech videos. Thank you. 👍

[mikeriley]

In this video you commented about your preference to select "New" and "formatting" while prepping for a new install ... Suggestion ... in future vids, either in the vid or down below in the comment area add why you have chosen the preferences, remember, those of us that watch your vids do so because they want to learn ... thanks
Great vids keep it up ...

[digitalak]

Nicely done! It's good to give people choices.