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As for the Windows version, Tiny10 圆4 Beta 1 runs Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC (Build 19044.1586, March 2022). You will need to sideload the apps you want.Īlso, there is no support for Windows Subsystem for Linux, but you can enable Hyper-V. Moreover, it’s important to know that Tiny10 does not come with Microsoft Store or Windows Security. Only Notepad and Wordpad are available on this stripped-down build of Windows 10. But I can say for sure that you are not going to miss anything on Tiny10 in terms of functionality.Īs for the apps, Tiny10 has removed all the default apps like the image viewer, internet explorer, media player, etc. It’s a surprise to me as well because we are testing the first beta of Tiny10 for 圆4 systems. I even ran a number of applications, including Geekbench, Crystaldisk, ShareX, and games like CS: GO, and everything ran without any issues. All the core Windows system tools are available, including PowerShell, CMD, Disk Management, etc. Now, you might be wondering since Windows 10 has been reduced to such a lightweight profile, is it missing features? Well, I extensively tested Tiny10 and everything worked fine without any bugs. We already know Windows 10 comes to a grinding halt, even on a system with 4GB of RAM. And in terms of RAM, you can run Tiny10 on a 32-bit system with just 1GB of RAM, and on a 64-bit system, you can make do with 2GB of RAM, which is nothing short of amazing. On 64-bit systems, Tiny10 takes up to 10GB of disk space. To reduce the installation size by 17GB is just great. A vanilla Windows 10 system takes up to 22GB of space.

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I just wish they had more admin apps in their collection.For example, if you install Tiny10 on a 32-bit system, it only takes 5.2GB of disk space, which is a breakthrough. To launch a protable app from the menu, select it and double-click, or hit the enter key.

I couldn’t change the 5-sec delay in Snagit and it takes 3 seconds or so for the notification items to clear, so perforce you see both here.

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Click that, and you get a menu that lets you pick from the list of portable apps you’ve installed. Then a portable menu becomes accessible through the portable apps icon in the notification area on the Taskbar. Once you’ve got your portable apps installed, run start.exe from the root of the UFD (or wherever else you might put your portable platform). You can find a complete directory of the more than 300 portable apps available for this project on its Portable App Directory page.

Chrome and Opera take longest (1-2 minutes each) some items install in less than 5 seconds the major seem to take 20-35 seconds. CPU usage never spikes that much, so this appears to be a mostly IO-bound activity. This takes a while longer (perhaps 20 minutes all told). Then I get into a rhythm with the remaining 27 items.

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It takes about 5 minutes to download the 28 items I chose, and another litte while before I realize I have to grant permission for the apps on my list to get installed on the Mushkin UFD. I see bandwidth levels jumping into the hundreds of Mbps, so it doesn’t appear overly throttled. Click next and it tells me I’ve got 28 items to grab, which it starts downloading in the order specified. There are hundreds of options from which one can choose of which - strictly for grins - I chose Notepad++, IrfanView, Chrome, FileZilla, Firefox, Opera, AIMP, Audacity, VLC, Hijack This, Kaspersky TDSSKiller, PWGen, 7-ZIP, CPU-Z, CrystalDiskInfo, CrystalDiskMark, Explorer++, GeekUninstaller, GPU-Z, SSD-Z, TreeSize Free, WhatChanged, WinDirStat, Windows Error Lookup Tool, and World Clock. The Platform window pops up, followed by a fill-in form that allows you to choose portable apps to install in your personalized environment. Then, click Install to start the installation. Your basic range of portable app targets: USB drive, local drive, or in the cloud. Of the many targets available for this screen shot I chose a 64GB Mushkin USB 3.0 flash drive.

You’ll start off by downloading the PortableApps setup environment from the download page.