
Windows 11 Superlite: No Bloatware and Telemetry
Checking out Windows 11 Superlite Edition from Ghost Spectre (NO TPM), a custom iso that disables all telemetry, bloatware and Microsoft online account integ...

I did see a YT video using Tiny11 and using under 10GB of space.![]()
Windows 11 Superlite: No Bloatware and Telemetry
Checking out Windows 11 Superlite Edition from Ghost Spectre (NO TPM), a custom iso that disables all telemetry, bloatware and Microsoft online account integ...www.youtube.com
"MS"MC ya, that is from Microsoft right? They won't let you do one with the spy BS taken out,I did see a YT video using Tiny11 and using under 10GB of space.
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I made my own W11 ISO using MSMG Toolkit as I know then what's been done to the original ISO rather than relying on others to do it.
It allows me to setup W11 how I want and remove crap that I never use so once installed I do not need to do it manually.I have to ask, and i won't mention the risks involved with installing an OS from a modified ISO, but what is it that you guys & girls find appealing about Ghost Spectre, Tiny11, NTLite and MSMG. Is it just the slimming down of the OS and removing the crud or is it their ease of use?
I guess what I'm trying to workout is why you don't take the DIY route and make your own ISO using the tools MS provide, is it a time thing or just that you weren't aware you could DIY.
# Get a list of Enabled Optional Features and store it in the OpFeat variable, iterate through the list
# disabling each unless it matches the words listed in ($FeatureName.FeatureName -match '***|***')
Write-Output "Disabling Features...`n"
$OpFeat = Get-WindowsOptionalFeature -Path $Off | Where-Object State -EQ Enabled
foreach ($FeatureName in $OpFeat) {
if ($FeatureName.FeatureName -match 'SearchEngine') {
Write-Output "Skipping: $($FeatureName.FeatureName)"
continue
}
else {
Write-Output "Disabling: $($FeatureName.FeatureName)"
Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature -FeatureName $FeatureName.FeatureName -Path $Off | Out-Null
}
}
# Get a list of preinstalled UWP apps and store it in the AppxP variable, iterate through the list removing
# each unless it matches the words listed in ($DisplayName.DisplayName -match '***|***')
Write-Output "`nRemoving Provisioned Apps...`n"
$AppxP = Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -Path $Off
foreach ($DisplayName in $AppxP) {
if ($DisplayName.DisplayName -match 'Extension|Store|VCLibs|DesktopAppInstaller') {
Write-Output "Skipping: $($DisplayName.DisplayName)"
continue
}
else {
Write-Output "Removing: $($DisplayName.DisplayName)"
Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage -PackageName $DisplayName.PackageName -Path $Off | Out-Null
}
}
# Get a list of installed Windows Capabilities and store it in the WinCap variable, iterate through the list
# removing each unless it matches the words listed in ($Name.Name -match '***|***')
Write-Output "`nUninstalling Windows Capabilities...`n"
$WinCap = Get-WindowsCapability -Path $Off | Where-Object State -EQ Installed
foreach ($Name in $WinCap) {
if ($Name.Name -match 'Basic|Notepad|DirectX|ShellComponents|OCR') {
Write-Output "Skipping: $($Name.Name)"
continue
}
else {
Write-Output "Removing: $($Name.Name)"
Remove-WindowsCapability -Name $Name.Name -Path $Off | Out-Null
}
}
This. As for whether it's good or not that sort of depends on you're looking to do, I've not looked at it for a few years but last time i did it essentially packages what can be done yourself into a single program that's easier to use.Ok what is MSMG is it as good as NTlite?
Yes it fine for light stuff or use it on Virtual Machine etc. I read lots of comments on youtube, forums that people stripping lots of things and tried to do very heavy things but on tablets, touchscreen will not worked, apps like Office 365 will not worked and many games will not worked due to missing components. Some people used it claimed it helped fixed games shutterings and majority people found there was no massive improvement in frame rates but just only 1% which was not really worthy to replace official Windows 11 bloated edition with superlite Windows 11 edition created from NTLite and MSMG Toolkit.There's a lot of stuff in this light edition that you probably won't be able to do due to stripping of files, components e.t.c
It may be alright for light stuff, i.e basic browsing and downloading.
If there is a time-bomb in pre-modified Windows ISOs like Tiny or Ghost Spectre after downloaded it then I would knew my Norton 360 will scan iso and will able to detected malware deep inside iso and alerted me warned me that iso contained malware then I will deleted the iso immediately. Also if they have some scripts inside iso, after installed Windows and after booted first time. The scripts would launched automatically to attempted downloaded malware or attempted to installed time-bomb then my Norton 360 will detected, blocked it and removed threats to prevented my virtual machine infected then I will deleted the iso, shutdown Virtual Machine and deleted it immediately.This. As for whether it's good or not that sort of depends on you're looking to do, I've not looked at it for a few years but last time i did it essentially packages what can be done yourself into a single program that's easier to use.
Personally I've not been a fan of NTlite ever since they went down the freemium route, I've got nothing against them doing that as there's a ton of work that goes into such a program and bills have to be paid, it's just like all the programs that modify a based Windows install ISO they're not really doing anything that you can't do yourself if you have the time. (Although an even longer time ago when i tried the free version of NTlite it does use some non-Microsoft ways of modifying the image so i guess it's a more extreme version of MSMG toolkit).
FWIW what got me into making modified unattended Windows ISO was Win Toolkit, the dev abandoned it 4-5 years ago due to time constraints so i wouldn't advise using it on anything newer than Windows 7, but it gives you a good idea of the sort of things you can do to a Windows image before installing it.
e: MSMG would be my recommendation for people with no experience of modifying Windows images because IIRC their ethos is to not allow the user anything that would break Windows and only use official methods of modifying the image. I wouldn't touch pre-modified Windows ISOs like Tiny Windows or Ghost Spectre with a bargepole due to the nagging thought in the back of my mind that IDK what they actually did, if there maybe a time-bomb in there somewhere.
If that's the only ways you think that a payload can be delivered and that any nefarious actor can't evade a virus scan once they're already on the system then you've proven my point.If there is a time-bomb in pre-modified Windows ISOs like Tiny or Ghost Spectre after downloaded it then I would knew my Norton 360 will scan iso and will able to detected malware deep inside iso and alerted me warned me that iso contained malware then I will deleted the iso immediately. Also if they have some scripts inside iso, after installed Windows and after booted first time. The scripts would launched automatically to attempted downloaded malware or attempted to installed time-bomb then my Norton 360 will detected, blocked it and removed threats to prevented my virtual machine infected then I will deleted the iso, shutdown Virtual Machine and deleted it immediately.
Norton 360
Dont be silly.Anyone running this piece of software really really does need to step away from a PC. This is the most shocking piece of software ever made.
Dont be silly.![]()
I don't want to turn this into a whose AV is better thread but that's just plain wrong, and to return to what prompted you into throwing your toys out the pram if you need all the things Norton 360 comes bundled with it does raise questions WRT your internet hygiene, that maybe you shouldn't be installing software that's been modified by some random person on the internet.Microsoft Defender do not supported boot time scans, heuristics, cloudAV, Intrusion Detection System, Intrusion Prevention System, AntiSpam, Web Protection, Marco Protection etc.