It was fast. Terrifyingly fast. Within seconds, the familiar Aurora Borealis of the Windows 7 login screen filled the monitor. But the colors were inverted. The grass was blue; the sky was black.

Can run on as little as 145 MB (idle) or even 88 MB in extreme cases.

The screen flickered again. The PATCHED file dissolved. The Windows 7 desktop began to reconstruct itself, but the windows weren't programs. They were views. Views into the Cloud servers that governed the city. Security feeds. Bank ledgers. Police drones. The stripped-down, "tiny" OS had somehow stripped away the firewalls of the modern world.

: "Just did it! I successfully patched the Tiny7 ISO. My old computer is going to love this lightweight Windows 7 version!"