Great stuff, get windows 10 running as efficiently as possible. Especially if you are just going to be doing a specific task, GAMEING. To just use a standard version of windows with no changes is like the person who takes their race car to the track with the passenger seats, and interior still intact.
Damn was hoping youd show how the custom version compares to "vanilla" windows as ram and cpu usage. But anyways this is great option, specially when you showed how to do this by yourself, so anyone can basically modify a normal full windows iso themselves if they choose to
In many cases, not much different. Yes, you lower RAM usage (not really CPU) because of lowered background Tasks and potentially other features, that you might need (or not). These "Debloated" Windows Versions often times are worse then stock. Yes, you can disable, Windows Defender, but if you still need a Antivirus, nearly every other Antivirus is more resources heavy, thus disabling Defender gets you a boost just to get less performance afterwards. Disabling various features / removing things, can break specific apps too, if you check around for different "Windows OS" variants, like Atlas, Spectre, etc, you often times find people asking why specific apps aren't working at all for them. Well, you breaked windows, what you expect? If you really need a lightweight system, don't remove Features etc of Windows (you can Debloat after installation anyways, uninstalling Instagram, TikTok, etc isn't talking more then 2 minutes anyways) and rather look for Linux.
@@Electric_Doodie heavy disagree. Most issues could be worked around/just reinstall whats missing for what you need. linux is not nearly as supported as windows too.
NTLite is great, there's a whole lot of things one can decide to disable, I spent hours on my last custom installer. But it was worth it. I love simplicity, a fast OS, no more annoying features, just focus on FPS.
@@LPgmxDan Well, it's quite a personalization. I went through about everything in the free edition and if it looked like I didn't need it, I removed it. I had to look up the definitions of several things I had no clue about just to make sure turning them off was safe or I wouldn't regret later. This includes turning off services, components, programs, features, hardening privacy, adjusting configuration, etc. I like a minimalist system focused on gaming, e.g., bye bye, weather forecast, Cortana, contact list button on my task bar. I turned off history collection like last used programs and document so the system loads faster. For the same reason, I turned off search indexing for everything except for Start Menu. I also turned off most update services, I'd rather let programs check for updates when I use them, or manually (I envy Linux' centralized way of managing packages). Sorry for the too generic answer, I don't remember everything I disabled/removed.
I tried to install Windows from ISO (in the description), but I cant make it past the "Select the driver to install". Nothing to chose there. There is the box with silly message "A media driver your computer needs is missing. This is could be DVD, USB, or Hard disk driver. If you have CD, DVD, or USB flash drive with the driver on it, please insert it now. Note: if the installation media for Windows is in the DVD drive or an a USB drive, you can safely remove it for this step". I'm installing from USB stick. I left language settings as offered
I'm having a hell of a time cloning disks. It boots, I see my username and then a black screen with a cursor and blue circle going mad. lol Ctrl-Alt-Delete gives some vague menu on a blue background with no useful options, taskmanager and some stupid stuff. It has a language button and some others and a "power" button so you can reboot. It's fecking weird so now I decided to do a clean install and remembered this. =) Thaaanks! :D
Great tutorial. Although I had to redo the ISO as I realized in the Start menu under Power, having Restart is useful for the Shift-Click + Restart shortcut to use safe mode for when using Display Driver Uninstaller.
Custom Windows 10 ISO? Err, what was that? I was focussed on the TechYES HeatsinkTM with a motherboard attached in the background! Yer channel's so HOT you need that beast to cool it? Damn!
Fantastic video ....one thing...sorry those licenses are bogus even if they install and activate....microsoft does not sell such cheap licenses and these licences are more than likely msdn ones not meant for retail...unless you can prove me wrong..
Thanks. Idk how I missed this video earlier. Have the old 11 ISO, just am probably good for 6 months since I just fresh installed 11. WIll hoard the ISOs though.
Perfect use for a old spare SSD is putting it in a USB 3.0+ enclosure for all Windows 10/11 installations. Soooo much faster then slow flash drives or DVDr’s. I have a ancient OCZ 128gb SSD in one and it works great.
@@jjmmjj9999 Yes I know there are newer methods. USB 3.0 was just meant as a general modern USB method that can handle the speed of a old SSD no problem.
@@smuggy8576 No, I have replaced all 9 of my systems motherboards since December 2022 from b450 to x570 and some x570 to x570s and some required activation. Also had to delete the old board from my Microsoft accounts and windows store. Only about 3-4 required activation. I did make sure the most current chipset driver was installed. All 9 worked just fine going from B450 to X570. Two systems had clean installs later but not because of the board swap but because hassles with Bitdefender Total Security. (I bought a 2yr 15 device license for Bitdefender. After a few months of use I learned it was what caused hang ups in my PCs. And my main PC wouldn’t uninstall the software so I finally opted for a clean install of W11. Avoid Bitdefender!
Generic USB in USB 2.0 port take like 4 minutes to install windows 11. Does it really need to be faster than that? Personally not willing to spend money on that.
Great ISO, I'm just having an issue with a new pc i'm building. As I was planning on installing Windows 10 on an NVME Crucial P3 Plus 1 TB, it appears into the Bios but unfortunately I couldn't see this drive in the Windows 10 installer drives listing. Tried both in RAID and AHCI mode but couldnt get it shown into the windows 10 installer. Have you guys any idea on how to fix that ?
Your ISO tells me it can't find a component to continue installing. It's impossible to install Windows with it. Should I integrate my existing drivers into your ISO or is this not the right fix? Thanks.
Nice seeing you at Danny's stream. I gotta remember NTLite if I ever need to install Windows. On one or my computers Windows 10 won't connect to anything on the network (NAS other computers). However no such issue in Linux. I wonder if I could replace my current install of Windows 10 with this ISO. Just did it, and I noticed a few options are now missing. cloud optimized content suggest ways I can finish setting up my device online tamper protection Well I got to install it on my drive today (07/13/2022), was met with an "other account", and I didn't know what the password was. So, what I had to do was go into Safe Mode, add my account (make it administrator), set my password, and then I can log in normally. Hope this helps someone who was going through the same thing.
any way to change your iso file from enterprise to home as i have a windows home key already and don't want to have to get an enterprise key to activate windows
It's hard to trust an unofficial Operating system especially if u have some documents and credit cards Hackers make tons of fishing operating systems for that reason But for a dedicated gaming only machine i think you're trusted person
i just did a lite windows with other references + the older Tech yes video last week. I think i will try to redo another one using the software shown here.
You just uploaded this at the right time right before i reinstalled my windows! But i have a question tho. Does anyone know if it better to use custom win 10 iso like this or just use LTSC instead?
I usually like videos like this but as soon as I downloaded and installed the program I noticed it doesn't look at all like yours. It's the same program but NONE of the same options or anything lol Interesting video though I suppose
the sidebar changes once you import the ISO, unless there's been a major updates, just make absolutely sure you're downloading from the official site and not an ad on Google
why do think this? have you tried it yet? I'm in the usa and his last version worked fine. I'm asking because the torrent is stuck at 80 percent and wondering if I go on or not.
it's a global ISO, the only language included for the installer is English, but you can add more languages once installed. Bryan said for his personal ISO he'll enable English and Japanese. But I'm actually the one who made the ISO (I'm the editor of this video), and I'm in Australia. Also sorry about the torrent my PC fell asleep after I went to bed, made sleep time 3 hours before I head to the gym
There are actually cheaper keys available... Yes they are probably volume license keys but they work fine once activated... I bought windows keys for as cheap as 0.20 USD
Can we get the new updated video for Win10 and 11 since there are a lot new stuff implemented into Windows
Great stuff, get windows 10 running as efficiently as possible. Especially if you are just going to be doing a specific task, GAMEING. To just use a standard version of windows with no changes is like the person who takes their race car to the track with the passenger seats, and interior still intact.
Thanks Brian, I will be seeding the torrnet file over night for folks. Much love for TYC!
Damn was hoping youd show how the custom version compares to "vanilla" windows as ram and cpu usage. But anyways this is great option, specially when you showed how to do this by yourself, so anyone can basically modify a normal full windows iso themselves if they choose to
In many cases, not much different.
Yes, you lower RAM usage (not really CPU) because of lowered background Tasks and potentially other features, that you might need (or not). These "Debloated" Windows Versions often times are worse then stock.
Yes, you can disable, Windows Defender, but if you still need a Antivirus, nearly every other Antivirus is more resources heavy, thus disabling Defender gets you a boost just to get less performance afterwards.
Disabling various features / removing things, can break specific apps too, if you check around for different "Windows OS" variants, like Atlas, Spectre, etc, you often times find people asking why specific apps aren't working at all for them. Well, you breaked windows, what you expect?
If you really need a lightweight system, don't remove Features etc of Windows (you can Debloat after installation anyways, uninstalling Instagram, TikTok, etc isn't talking more then 2 minutes anyways) and rather look for Linux.
@@Electric_Doodie heavy disagree. Most issues could be worked around/just reinstall whats missing for what you need. linux is not nearly as supported as windows too.
Great work on this streamlined Windows iso Bryan 🥰🥳👍💪. Definitely adding this iso to my collection for my gaming rigs.
*Win 10 RULES !* Win 11 can go to hell !
Did you figure out what happens with updates? I imagine windows just overrides all these changes.
no, the services stay disabled, only some settings flip back on major updates.
NTLite is great, there's a whole lot of things one can decide to disable, I spent hours on my last custom installer. But it was worth it. I love simplicity, a fast OS, no more annoying features, just focus on FPS.
What stuff you removed that tyc didn't? I'd also turn off the search option for example
@@LPgmxDan Well, it's quite a personalization. I went through about everything in the free edition and if it looked like I didn't need it, I removed it. I had to look up the definitions of several things I had no clue about just to make sure turning them off was safe or I wouldn't regret later. This includes turning off services, components, programs, features, hardening privacy, adjusting configuration, etc. I like a minimalist system focused on gaming, e.g., bye bye, weather forecast, Cortana, contact list button on my task bar. I turned off history collection like last used programs and document so the system loads faster. For the same reason, I turned off search indexing for everything except for Start Menu. I also turned off most update services, I'd rather let programs check for updates when I use them, or manually (I envy Linux' centralized way of managing packages). Sorry for the too generic answer, I don't remember everything I disabled/removed.
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I tried to install Windows from ISO (in the description), but I cant make it past the "Select the driver to install". Nothing to chose there. There is the box with silly message "A media driver your computer needs is missing. This is could be DVD, USB, or Hard disk driver. If you have CD, DVD, or USB flash drive with the driver on it, please insert it now. Note: if the installation media for Windows is in the DVD drive or an a USB drive, you can safely remove it for this step". I'm installing from USB stick. I left language settings as offered
Having the same problem here. Would love to know how to fix it :)
I'm guessing once the ISO is created this needs to be moved to a flash drive and installed like you would a regular Windows media?
I'm having a hell of a time cloning disks.
It boots, I see my username and then a black screen with a cursor and blue circle going mad. lol
Ctrl-Alt-Delete gives some vague menu on a blue background with no useful options, taskmanager and some stupid stuff.
It has a language button and some others and a "power" button so you can reboot.
It's fecking weird so now I decided to do a clean install and remembered this. =)
Thaaanks! :D
I was watching the same, looks nice
Great tutorial. Although I had to redo the ISO as I realized in the Start menu under Power, having Restart is useful for the Shift-Click + Restart shortcut to use safe mode for when using Display Driver Uninstaller.
hey i have a doubt. will the crap bloatware install after an update?
Custom Windows 10 ISO? Err, what was that? I was focussed on the TechYES HeatsinkTM with a motherboard attached in the background! Yer channel's so HOT you need that beast to cool it? Damn!
Fantastic video ....one thing...sorry those licenses are bogus even if they install and activate....microsoft does not sell such cheap licenses and these licences are more than likely msdn ones not meant for retail...unless you can prove me wrong..
Is this version of Windows designed primarily for gaming or for content creators using video editing and other editing software?
Ah, NTLite.
I spent so much time down that rabbit hole.
Such a awesome program but you need to spend so much time testing everything.
I don't know what I did wrong, but when I save the iso to desktop, it disappears.
Thanks. Idk how I missed this video earlier. Have the old 11 ISO, just am probably good for 6 months since I just fresh installed 11. WIll hoard the ISOs though.
i wouldn't download this at all, it's a torrent so you'll be stuck on 5kb/s unless alot of people download at the same time
Thank you, Brian. That is amazingly helpful content for creating our Windows ISO file. We need to upgrade all these settings and make another video :)
Brian thanks my dud, btw does this "break" after updates?
Perfect use for a old spare SSD is putting it in a USB 3.0+ enclosure for all Windows 10/11 installations. Soooo much faster then slow flash drives or DVDr’s. I have a ancient OCZ 128gb SSD in one and it works great.
usb 3.2 drives exist. And depending on the sata to usb adapter you're using, speeds can be slower.
@@jjmmjj9999 Yes I know there are newer methods. USB 3.0 was just meant as a general modern USB method that can handle the speed of a old SSD no problem.
Doesn't windows require a reinstall when you change mobos?
@@smuggy8576 No, I have replaced all 9 of my systems motherboards since December 2022 from b450 to x570 and some x570 to x570s and some required activation. Also had to delete the old board from my Microsoft accounts and windows store. Only about 3-4 required activation. I did make sure the most current chipset driver was installed.
All 9 worked just fine going from B450 to X570. Two systems had clean installs later but not because of the board swap but because hassles with Bitdefender Total Security. (I bought a 2yr 15 device license for Bitdefender. After a few months of use I learned it was what caused hang ups in my PCs. And my main PC wouldn’t uninstall the software so I finally opted for a clean install of W11. Avoid Bitdefender!
Generic USB in USB 2.0 port take like 4 minutes to install windows 11. Does it really need to be faster than that? Personally not willing to spend money on that.
Installing using this, thanks a bunch!
At 2:50 you have a open bench near you can you provide some info on it. Plz
Why didn't you turn off error reporting stuff?
That stuff will connect to Windows servers and send data.
not needed, you can see the event log in case there are instability in the system
With being 8GB as the normal RAM these days....are there still ppl who uses the 32-bit of Windows 10 or 11?
16gb is normal ram these days not 8gb !
32GB RAM is the standard right now for gaming, so even 16 are a thing of the past
By the way, I emailed vip-scdkey a number of times, asking general questions, but NEVER heard back from them.
Thank you SIr
Where is the old studio where you always filmed?
Oh it's in Australia... in japan at the moment.
In Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺. Bryan is currently, and for awhile now, been temporarily living in Japan visiting his kid.
Going back from WIndows11 to Windows10 netted me 2K more points in 3DMark !! .. yuh ?
Great ISO, I'm just having an issue with a new pc i'm building. As I was planning on installing Windows 10 on an NVME Crucial P3 Plus 1 TB, it appears into the Bios but unfortunately I couldn't see this drive in the Windows 10 installer drives listing. Tried both in RAID and AHCI mode but couldnt get it shown into the windows 10 installer. Have you guys any idea on how to fix that ?
Your ISO tells me it can't find a component to continue installing. It's impossible to install Windows with it. Should I integrate my existing drivers into your ISO or is this not the right fix? Thanks.
This will be my next Windows, once my current W10 Ghost Spectre installation break itself after years of usage
Love you man 😅
Can you add programs to this? So once it installs it can automatically download things like userbench, nzxt cam, visual c++ redist etc.
Yes, it’s important to have the media player enabled if your a person that plays games. If it’s off, most cutscenes in a video game will not work.
how to remove?
Nice seeing you at Danny's stream. I gotta remember NTLite if I ever need to install Windows.
On one or my computers Windows 10 won't connect to anything on the network (NAS other computers). However no such issue in Linux. I wonder if I could replace my current install of Windows 10 with this ISO.
Just did it, and I noticed a few options are now missing.
cloud optimized content
suggest ways I can finish setting up my device online
tamper protection
Well I got to install it on my drive today (07/13/2022), was met with an "other account", and I didn't know what the password was.
So, what I had to do was go into Safe Mode, add my account (make it administrator), set my password, and then I can log in normally. Hope this helps someone who was going through the same thing.
Hi brother how can I download this windows of yours because I have tried to use the link its saying its error
any way to change your iso file from enterprise to home as i have a windows home key already and don't want to have to get an enterprise key to activate windows
It's hard to trust an unofficial Operating system especially if u have some documents and credit cards
Hackers make tons of fishing operating systems for that reason
But for a dedicated gaming only machine i think you're trusted person
Well dont use windows then?
so will this guide work, i dont see a lot of people saying it worked - also you didnt say hit process and turn off realtime windows defender
Does it block you from using windows update, like the last one?
Please Seed the file! It's stuck at 80 percent right now with only 12 people. Come on guys!
yeah sorry, seeding now
my PC fell asleep, I'll increase the sleep time before I go to the gym
@@spusuf thanks! I'll keep seeding as long as I can.
no peers seeding :( would you mind seeding guys?
i just did a lite windows with other references + the older Tech yes video last week. I think i will try to redo another one using the software shown here.
What about Atlas OS? Would you recommend?
8GBs and it has to be debloated... what did you do, add 3GBs of bloat ? :)
Well done m8. Greetings from Morocco.
Thanks a lot!
Огромное спасибо!)
Another very confusing video Xd
Aren't some of the XBOX features required for a Ryzen 7000X3D CPU to properly handle core parking tasks?
Technically, yes.
However 90% of people disable game bar etc.
can the iso be created with a usb? dont have dvd.
Would love for someone to seed this please!
When you buy their keys, where do you eventually download the original iso file from? Do they send you a link, is it safe? Or the link to Microsoft?
For office you can login to the website. On your Ms account and tie the key to your account. Windows is just standard activation.
Can it make the vram leaks minimized?
Do you have a preset to use?
i need this , new 7800x3d and win 10 wont shutdown, im happy to pay for a new key
7mb a sec on fibre it wont take long
my iso go from 4gb to 6gb i removed all the junks wtf is going on??
my iso went from 6.01 GB to 4.8 GB, what do you did? :D
The ISO is 8gigs+. All the other normal ISOs I have are 3 to 5 gigs smaller. Was there just not a lot of compression being used? Thanks.
looks like its due to multiple versions of windows being used, a 32 bit version and a 64 bit version thus making the iso larger than normal.
@@kasuratrash Thanks. Yeah... figured it out on install.
great video, thanks for doing this. is anyone seeding ? i will as soon as i get it
hey - can you seed this to me?
Let's go!!
Thank you
You just uploaded this at the right time right before i reinstalled my windows! But i have a question tho. Does anyone know if it better to use custom win 10 iso like this or just use LTSC instead?
Doesn't LTSC use the enterprise edition of windows? Meaning you can't use the regular home or pro keys, at least that's how it used to be.
@@Neggy-Z yes and well.. I dont plan to lol
@@Neggy-Z No you're wrong windows ltsc is enterprise edition basically with 10 years support.
@@ivovladimirov9599LTSC Iot version having 10yrs support
windows 10 lol
also did a windows 11 one if that's what you prefer
windows 11 lol
torrent stuck at 80%
torrent unstuck
Do a Windows 11 Iso PLEASE
He did. He also said that in the video. Pay more attention next time and maybe search on his channel.
@@AndreiB617 Why would I watch a 20 minute video about an OS I havent used in 4 years and never will again instead of typing for 3 seconds?
video for the tin foil hats
I usually like videos like this but as soon as I downloaded and installed the program I noticed it doesn't look at all like yours. It's the same program but NONE of the same options or anything lol Interesting video though I suppose
the sidebar changes once you import the ISO, unless there's been a major updates, just make absolutely sure you're downloading from the official site and not an ad on Google
I think this TYC Custom Windows 10, will be installable only for Japanese residents. Thank anyway, too bad not an opened location iso.
why do think this? have you tried it yet? I'm in the usa and his last version worked fine. I'm asking because the torrent is stuck at 80 percent and wondering if I go on or not.
it's a global ISO, the only language included for the installer is English, but you can add more languages once installed. Bryan said for his personal ISO he'll enable English and Japanese. But I'm actually the one who made the ISO (I'm the editor of this video), and I'm in Australia. Also sorry about the torrent my PC fell asleep after I went to bed, made sleep time 3 hours before I head to the gym
I used scdkeys and it failed, I contact them and they provided another key within a few minutes and it worked great. I recommend scdkeys.. cheers.
There are actually cheaper keys available... Yes they are probably volume license keys but they work fine once activated... I bought windows keys for as cheap as 0.20 USD