Tiny10 2303 was officially launched earlier this year for those who want a lightweight version of Windows 10 with a smaller disk footprint and the latest updates. The initial release will only be available in x86 or 32-bit versions, aimed at customers whose low-end hardware cannot run stock Windows 10 or 11. Fast forward a few months and now tiny10 2303 (23H1) is available in x64 format.
Version 23H1 is based on the same Windows 10 LTSC 21H2 (build number 19044.3031) as tiny10 2303 x86. Its main highlight is support for component storage, which ensures that you can download monthly updates while maintaining the availability of necessary features and a small resource footprint (integrated remote desktop functionality). According to the project’s developers, tiny10 23H1 is for those who want a core Windows experience with essential features and security measures.
Another notable aspect of the new tiny10 release is the ability to perform in-place upgrades. In other words, it is possible to update to tiny10 23H1 from an older tiny10 version without a clean install.
It’s worth noting that “23H1” is just a “naming convention” that means releases will start in the first half of 2023. Microsoft’s official Windows 10 build is version 22H2, and the company has made it clear that users shouldn’t expect newer builds or any major feature updates. 22H2 should be the last Windows 10 release, with support scheduled to end in October 2025.
tiny10 2303 (Tiny10 x64 23H1) click here to download, still need to use a genuine Windows key (7, 8, 8.1 and 10 should be valid) to activate.
