Smaller and faster - Binary Alchemy

• Don't be fooled by isolated scores of Atlas or RevitOS!
  It always depends if you pick a tiny bit and measure that only OR if you measure your whole computer.
  Just to get better scores they disabled functions which make your system faster over all.
  Or they disable features that might be important for your security.
  
  
• Some Windows Updates refuse to install.
  
  
• Are you a gamer who needs every 1% of speed improvement?
  Or do you work with confidential data and you cannot risk a virus or some freelancer hacking into your network?
  
  

• "Faster Boot"
  The boot time should not be measured until you can login, it should be measured until you can use Windows. E.g. open an Explorer window.
  Win11 (and Tiny11) pre-cache the last used login in the background while booting other Windows stuff.
  Atlas and ReviOS take way more time after the login.
  On 3 different hardwares Atlas/ReviOS was slower than Win11/Tiny11.
  Win11/Tiny11  ~10s   
  Atlas   ~13s
  ReviOS  ~16s
  
  
• Less memory
  SuperFetch (service SysMain) is disabled by default.
  Pre-caching often used applications makes sense as you use the same apps every day.
  If you load a program, Windows has to copy the executable into memory in order to run it. If you close the application, the program still exists in RAM. If you run the program again, Windows won't have to load anything from disk - it will all be sitting in RAM.
  All your unused RAM becomes a hard drive cache. Because the disk is six orders of magnitude slower than RAM, you want as much of your programs and data files sitting in RAM. Your unused RAM becomes a cache. That is what standby memory is. It is memory that can immediately be given to any application that needs it.
  
  
• Faster CPU
  Your system is of course 10-20% faster if you disable...
• Virus Scanner (ReviOS) or parts of if (Atlas).
  (Virus scanner should not slow down once all data/plugins are loaded)
• Spectre/Meltdown-Mitigation
  (Up to 4% (not verified) impact on older CPUs. More info and test/disable app: https://www.grc.com/inspectre.htm)
  
• Core Isolation (Memory integrity/VBS/ HVCI) and Virtual Machine Platform
  (GPU impact up to 15% (not verified) if the app uses many Windows core/driver functions.
  Disable yourself: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/options-to-optimize-gaming-performance-in-windows-11-a255f612-2949-4373-a566-ff6f3f474613 )
• Windows Telemetry
  (Disable yourself by disabling "Connected User Experiences and Telemetry" and use OuOShutup10)
• Windows Updates
  (Should not slow down much, but perhaps happens at the wrong time for a gamer?)
  
  
• Less drive space
  Tiny11 does not setup any Recovery Partition, which saves a bit space on your disk.
  Then it is very small after installation.
  BUT after Windows applied all updates, the drive space is gone again.
  And I have seen a tests in which all of these OS have taken more than 30GB after updates...
  
  

It removes all superseded versions of every component in the component store.
Note that all existing update packages can't be uninstalled after this command is completed!
This command reduced the size from 8.2 GB to 8.0 GB.