Recent content by Xplorer4x4

And then I lose the ability to use Windows Update completely, which is too tiny.

Again, as already stated in the thread, I have. I just haven't tested it yet. My thought process was that if LTSC is already lighter than Win 11, then running LTSC through Tiny 11 will be even tinier.

I am not exactly trying to disable a Microsoft account I am simply trying to use my personal Microsoft account to log in rather than a school or work email account on an LTSC install. Seems you misunderstood so I'm not seeing a reason to use Rufus at this point.

Looks nice. What other mods have you applied to it out of curiosity? What clicks would that be for Rufus and what are the options for Ventoy?

Ewww who issues Rufus anymore. Ventoy for the win. I have my 2x Tiny 11 isos plus a regular Win 11 iso on there. I have a couple Linux Distros, Hieren's Boot CD, gparted, and more all ok a single flash drive, and yes it even boots Windows just fine. Now if you're telling me Rufus should...

I have a Win 11 iso that's been run through Tiny 11 but I haven't tested it yet. If I could just use a personal account with the LTSC branch I might satisfied. I'll probably give the Win 11 Tiny 11 iso build a shot tomorrow.

Good to know. Debian seems like a strong contender but I'm also considering arch or Ubuntu server as I don't need a DE. But definitely good to hear so many endorsements for Qemu.

Since this is just a Windows mod, I hope it's allowed to discuss this here. I have tried Tiny 11 on Win 11 LTSC build and I found the performance to be sluggish. I know there was a time you could run LTSC without a work or school account, but I guess that has changed in the past year or so. Does...

Thanks, thats an interesting read. I was going to use Qemu as it is cross-compatible and operate on a Hypervisor 1 level with few resources, but I may dive into this list and see if something better exists. Thanks for your tip and hoopefully others will chime in as well!

I know this is expanding a bit beyond the focus of Windows, but I am looking to find the lightest VM software that is cross-compatible with Linux(CachyOS/Arch based) and Windows. I want to run the VM on bare metal and be able to run it regardless of being in Windows or Linux.

I noticed windows Security had a little yellow triangle over it today so I went to investigate. It claimed my Local Security Authority is off, but when I go to look it is actually on. Could someone advise if this is a Windows bug or something more?

I did a clean install of Windows 11 the other day and updated to the latest beta version. I was previously using a canary build with out issue. I have updated to the latest bios. I have a AMD Ryzen 5 2600X cpu, 16 GB ram, a 1TB WD NVME Boot drive, and an RX 550 to name a few specs. I have...