Windows 11 is great, but it's a heavy one functional system, not to mention the hardware requirements and a bunch of extraneous ones applications.
A simple and light Windows, like the tiny11 recently released (there's also a separate ARM64 version), is ideal, but installing such operating systems made by strangers carries risks and raises privacy concerns.
Below we will see how you can do a debloated Windows 11 yourself.
The developer behind the project tiny11 published a 15-minute video detailing every step of creating a Windows 11 light ISO. You can follow the video to create a similar installation media and then use it to install the operating system without fear.
Note that uninstalling Windows 11 does not remove the mode of activation, so you will need a valid license key before continuing.
The good thing is that with Windows 11 you can use a matching SKU key (Home or Pro) from any previous version of Windows up to Windows 7.
Watch the video guide
