We already know Windows 10 comes to a grinding halt, even on a system with 4GB of RAM. And in terms of RAM, you can run Tiny10 on a 32-bit system with just 1GB of RAM, and on a 64-bit system, you can make do with 2GB of RAM, which is nothing short of amazing. On 64-bit systems, Tiny10 takes up to 10GB of disk space. To reduce the installation size by 17GB is just great. A vanilla Windows 10 system takes up to 22GB of space. Microsoft is getting away from these numbers, with development names like “20H2” now shown in the Settings > System > About screen and in the winver dialog. (Press Windows+R, type ” winver ” and press Enter to launch it.) In older versions of Windows 10, these screens showed the version number instead.For example, if you install Tiny10 on a 32-bit system, it only takes 5.2GB of disk space, which is a breakthrough. (Microsoft gave it this version number retroactively, as it was released that month.) The original release of Windows 10 is version 1507, which refers to July 2015.The November update is version 1511, which refers to November 2015.

The Anniversary Update is version 1607, which refers to July 2016.The Creators Update is version 1703, which refers to March 2017.The Fall Creators Update is version 1709, which refers to September 2017.The April 2018 Update is version 1803, which refers to March 2018.The October 2018 Update is version 1809, which refers to September 2018.The May 2019 Update is version 1903, which refers to March 2019.The November 2019 Update is version 1909, which refers to September 2019.The May 2020 Update is version 2004, which refers to April 2020.The October 2020 Update is version 2009, which refers to September 2020.

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