In the end, LTSC 2019 won me over as the best of the three options ( LTSC, Debloat, Homebrew) and for those not constantly upgrading hardware in say a desktop PC (I don't game) or wanting constant Windows Updates (no thanks, besides critical security updates) LTSC by far in my experience is the better option (and true sucessor to Windows 7 圆4 Ultimate), especially for those with limited hardware resources (in my case 4GB RAM/32GB eMMC soldered onto motherboard). I decided against chopping up W10 Pro however because of the lack of really decent guides to simplify the entire process, how time consuming it is (would take days to learn & setup) and mostly the likelyhood of future updates breaking things in a chopped install. I also considered homebrew ISOs narrowing it down to MSMG Toolkit, Win Tookit & Winreducer (I wasn't impressed by Winreducer's geocities interface & incessant ad nags). This Windows 11 Lite Editions using low system resources, which is great for old computers or people who are gamers who want version little system resources being used while gaming.My only hesitation with all this (especially scripts that aren't easy to reverse the changes on) is the risk of future updates breaking things and also being over aggressive accidentally disabling basic functionality (for example IMAP email client, VoIP, video conferencing, etc). You will need to do your own research, because I won’t be posting any links in this description. This tutorial is for education purposes only. Remember you can always use Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC edition, which is what I recommend people do as this is an official release. The remove process of windows components is not easy for beginners and is really designed for expert users only. This version of Windows 11 is super lightweight and super fast with no bloatware and no unwanted applications.
Today we take a look at making your own Windows 11 Lite iso.
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