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[img] Windows 11 Lite is a lightweight version of the latest generation of Microsoft’s long-established operating system, Windows
Windows 11 is an upgraded version of Windows 10 with several new features that Microsoft claims are faster than Windows 10. However, there are always users who do not need many Windows features and prefer to use a lighter operating system, but at the same time they have no other choice but Windows.
Windows 11 Lite is designed just for these people
These lightweight versions of Windows 11, by removing many unnecessary tools, made it possible for fewer hardware resources to be wasted and users to be able to use their maximum system processing power for installed software and games. .
The Windows 11 Lite allows this group of users to experience the latest version of this ancient operating system
The Windows 11 Lite versions are for gamers, professional users, and administrators who don’t have much to do with unnecessary Windows components, and their presence or absence doesn’t make much difference to them! Windows 11 also officially requires relatively high-end hardware specifications, which means that users who are still using older systems won’t be able to experience Microsoft’s new operating system well.
RAM 4 gigabytes (GB)
The Windows 11 Lite also usually includes software called the Toolkit, which allows you to enable disabled features or reinstall deleted features. Windows 11 Lite features Overall performance and stability improvements for the operating system Increased operating system privacy Removed additional system software No need for TPM and Secure Boot modules in some versions Removed OneDrive in some versions Removed the notification panel and action center in some versions Removed UWP software in some versions Provides two bootable versions, normal and custom (WPE) Toolbox software for managing Windows, restoring or enabling features and software Support and supports UWP software and games in some versions Processor 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster with 2 or more cores on a compatible 64-bit processor or system on a chip (SoC).
High-resolution display (720p) that is larger than 9″ diagonal, 8 bits per color channel
Storage 64 GB or more of storage UEFI system firmware, capable of Secure Boot. TPM Without TPM or with TPM (enabled in BIOS) (WPE Bootable or Normal Bootable supported Non-TPM / TPM) Graphics card DirectX 12 compatible or later with WDDM 2.0 driver.
