Windows 11 Pro 22h2 226211105 Lite Superlite Top (BEST — 2026)

Telemetry set to "Security only" (0). IP addresses blocked for Microsoft tracking domains via the HOSTS file.

The safest way to get a "Top" level 22621.1105 is to build it yourself. You need three tools:

Quick 5-step guide:

When modders apply labels to 22621.1105, they indicate the level of aggression in their removal scripts. Here is the hierarchy:

The primary feature of this edition is the aggressive removal of "bloatware"—apps and services that run in the background but are unnecessary for core functionality. windows 11 pro 22h2 226211105 lite superlite top

| Variant | What's removed | |--------|----------------| | Lite | Basic bloat, some telemetry, Edge remains (sometimes) | | Superlite | Almost all non-essential components, Defender often gone, no Store | | Top (rare term) | Could mean "fully stripped" or "performance-optimized for gaming" |

Note: "Top" isn't standard — possibly a specific uploader's naming.

If you download a "Lite" variant from a reputable modder, you can expect:

We deployed three variants of 22621.1105 on a Dell Latitude 3340 (Celeron 2957U, 4GB DDR3, eMMC storage). Telemetry set to "Security only" (0)

| Metric | Stock Win11 Pro 22H2 | "Lite" 1105 | "SuperLite Top" | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Idle RAM | 2.9 GB | 1.6 GB | 0.9 GB | | Background processes | 112 | 62 | 34 | | Disk size (after install) | 22 GB | 9 GB | 4.2 GB | | Boot to Desktop (UEFI) | 28 seconds | 17 seconds | 9 seconds | | CS:GO (720p Low) | 34 FPS | 48 FPS | 61 FPS |

Verdict: The "Top SuperLite" transforms e-waste into a usable laptop. However, the security trade-off is massive (see Part 6).

Elias plugged in his boot drive. He didn't reach for the standard Microsoft installer. Instead, he loaded the custom ISO file that Marcus had mentioned: 22621.1105.

"This version," Elias narrated, as the blue Windows setup screen appeared, "is based on the 22H2 update. That means it has the latest security patches and the modern UI we all recognize. But the 'Superlite' part? That’s where the magic happens." Quick 5-step guide:

As the installation bar crept across the screen, Elias explained the surgery being performed on the operating system.

"A standard Windows 11 install bloats the hard drive with roughly 20 to 30 gigabytes of data. It runs fifty background processes before you even open a browser. It forces Cortana down your throat, demands you log into a Microsoft account, and pre-loads Candy Crush."

He gestured to the screen. "This 'Superlite' build? It strips the fat. The telemetry—the spying—is gutted. The Windows Store? Optional. Cortana? Deleted. Windows Defender? Often disabled or removed entirely for performance. It’s Windows, but on a diet."