LiteOS - Windows 10 Without The Bloatware (Multiple Editions)

Have you checked my Micro 10 Versions ? if not give it a try and let me know your experience.

cheers

 

I have not. I didn't know your versions existed. Is your Micro Home Edition a 64 bit OS?

 

Both 32 Bit & 64 Bit are available check out the threads

64 Bit:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/micro-10-home-n-20h2-19042-685.834980/

http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/micro-10-pro-20h2-19042-630.834614/

32 Bit:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/micro-10-pro-20h2-19042-685-32-bit.834867/

Well these Micro versions are aimed at running efficiently on old legacy hardware with minimal resources. So i have stripped down a lot of features & dll's.

As every end user usage is different and i cant cater their requirements with one release, i have released quite a few versions or iterations of Windows 10. Just go through the details and select the version which suits your usage and requirements.

I have gone through your previous posts, So if your prime concern is to play games with better fps, i am not sure whether games at the first place would install and run smoothly without an error on Barebone versions. As the name suggests i have stripped down Assembly & Dot Net Framework 4.0 to its core for basic functionalities, secondly lots of system dll's has been removed which might result in crash of applications or software.

So i think for gaming best suited version should be Micro 10 Pro 20H2 19042.630 Extreme which has stock Assembly & Dot Net Framework ( 2.0, 3.0, 3.5 & 4.0).

Let me know your experience, if possible let me know the errors or problems faced in trying out the os, i will try to fix them in future releases.

If you are interested in my 7 - 8 years old released Micro 7, Micro 8, Micro 8.1 & Micro 10 RTM, you can check out them here http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/micro-windows-isos-not-verified-by-nbr.830711/

cheers

 

I installed the standard Pro Windows 10 on my desktop and laptop and done the DIY tweaks and so far had no issues other then bugs they found and updated to fix. Like I said if people want to be tester or Power users go and by all means use them but the majority shouldn't use this. This comes from experiences System Buildings and learning from trial and error. Such DIY O/S is good if it's something for yourself to use and test but that isn't something the majority needs should problem other then a O/S update be the cause. And troubleshooting will take longer then needs be in resolving issues.