Tiny 11 vs Ghost Spectre

Some old PCs can’t meet the installation requirements of Windows 11. Some lightweight versions of Windows 11 come out. Tiny 11 and Ghost Spectre are such ones. This post from MiniTool Partition Wizard talks about Tiny 11 vs Ghost Spectre.

What Is Tiny 11?

Tiny11 is a lightweight version of Windows 11 designed to run on old PCs that don’t meet Windows 11’s strict system requirements. It is developed by NTDEV and based on Windows 11 22H2. Compared to Windows 11, Tiny 11 deleted many apps and features including:

Clipchamp, News, Weather, Xbox, GetHelp, GetStarted, Office Hub, Solitaire, PeopleApp, PowerAutomate, ToDo, Alarms, Mail and Calendar, Feedback Hub, Maps, Sound Recorder, Your Phone, Media Player, QuickAssist, Internet Explorer, LA57 support, OCR for en-us, Speech support, TTS for en-us, Media Player Legacy, Tablet PC Math, Wallpapers, Edge, OneDrive.

What Is Ghost Spectre?

Ghost Spectre Windows 11 Superlite is another popular lightweight Windows 11 version. Compared to Windows 11, Ghost Spectre Windows 11 Superlite also removed some features like:

OneDrive, Telemetry, WinSxS backup, Winre, Action Center, Print Spooler, Windows apps and system apps, Desktop/Focus Assist/NFC/Clipboard/tablet keyboard, Windows smart screen/Windows Defender/Windows Security.

Tiny 11 and Ghost Spectre Windows 11 Superlite are all lightweight versions of Windows 11. How to choose between them? Then, you can read the following content to learn about the differences between Tiny 11 and Ghost Spectre.

Tiny 11 vs Ghost Spectre: System Requirements

Tiny 11 System Requirements

2GB of RAM (200MB is also OK but the running speed is very slow)
8GB of storage space
No TPM
A 32-bit or 64-bit processor

Ghost Spectre Windows 11 Superlite System Requirements

2GB of RAM
30GB of storage space
TPM and Secure Boot are not compulsory
A dual-core processor

Comparing Tiny 11 and Ghost Spectre Windows 11, you can see that Tiny 11’s system requirements are much lower. The reason may be that Tiny 11 removes more apps and features.

In addition, the latest Tiny 11 Core can even shrink Windows 11 to the installation size of 3.3GB.

Tiny 11 vs Ghost Spectre: Features

Tiny 11 just deletes bloated Windows 11 features and keeps useful Windows 11 features. So, if Microsoft adds useful features to Windows 11 like Copilot, the Tiny 11 developer will keep it in the new Tiny 11 version. If the new feature is not useful, the developer will remove it.

Unlike Tiny 11, Ghost Spectre Windows 11 Superlite adds some new features. For example:

It has some unique theme packs, icons, and wallpaper, so the UI looks a little different.
It supports all different keyboards and languages.
It allows you to pause the Windows Update until 2077.
It includes the LZX algorithm.
You are allowed to add or remove the Windows Store via Ghost Toolbox.
It can optimize the privacy of your computer together with the performance mode.
It enables you to run UWP games or apps.

Tips:

Both Tiny 11 and Ghost Spectre Windows 11 remove the automatic update feature. They also don’t need that. Updating Tiny 11 and Ghost Spectre Windows 11 will make the removed bloatware come back. If you want to update them, you can download the latest version of them and then reinstall them.

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