LTSC + NTlite. The fact is LTSC is still not light enough. NTLite is better if people know what they are doing
if you don't mind about using third-party ISO, use Ghost Spectre's LTSC version. I tried to make my own ISO using NTlite but it's no way as fast and stable as his
I totally agree. I have been using Ghost Spectre 1809 LTSC on quite a lot of PCs for 2 years. 0 problems with it.
Recently, I updated to 21H2 LTSC and it is not as stable as 1809 LTSC was. For instance I had some problems with printing and hangings. On the other hand, I installed 21H2 Pro from Ghost Spectre and got no issues whatsoever.
Just some comments about how I changed in just 6 months, but I hadn't even discovered this forum: -Moved from Firefox + uBlock Origin to Edge Chromium + AdGuard -Moved from iObit Uninstaller and CCleaner to HiBit Uninstaller and Wise Disk Cleaner (thinking of using also Wise Registry Cleaner)...
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I recently tried W11 from Ghost Spectre on VM, freshly installed both W10 Pro 21H2 vs W11 Pro 21H2 on split screen. Installation is about 10% slower, boot up times are about 15% slower (it is about when Windows logo goes out, until there they are 1:1), about 200/250 MB extra RAM usage and overall, if I try to limit graphic performance on VM, it feels much more sluggish on W11 side.
Right now, for me, W10 Pro 21H2 from Ghost Spectre is just the sweet spot! Also, the fact you can still enable security updates and then do build updates via Ghost Toolbox, which removes dirt after the update is a great plus! (although if I have no problems I never do build updates)
See you!