TinyTask Pro System Requirements for Windows
Quick answer: tinytask.org/blog/ currently lists TinyTask Pro for Windows 10 and Windows 11. A reliable setup also needs a normal mouse and keyboard environment, writable storage for macros, stable display settings and permission parity with the target application.
System requirements should separate what is officially supported from what might happen to run. TinyTask Pro is a Windows desktop automation application; the Gmail and Outlook mailer extensions are separate browser products with their own requirements.
Use the current version page for exact package size and release-specific notes.
In this guide
- Supported operating systems
- Processor, memory and storage
- Display and input requirements
- Permissions and managed devices
- Browser and spreadsheet workflows
- Pre-download compatibility checklist
- Frequently asked questions
Supported operating systems
tinytask.org/blog/ documents current TinyTask Pro releases for Windows 10 and Windows 11. Record the Windows edition, version and build when reporting a problem. “Windows 11” alone covers many updates and device configurations.
Windows Server, Windows on ARM, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS and Android should not be listed as supported unless the developer has tested and published a native build for them.
Processor, memory and storage
TinyTask Pro is intended as a lightweight automation tool, but the target applications often determine the practical requirement. A browser with many tabs, a large Excel workbook or a remote desktop session can use far more resources than the recorder.
The official requirement table should publish measured minimum and recommended RAM, processor architecture, installed size and temporary storage for each package. Until those figures are documented, avoid inventing a numerical minimum.
Display and input requirements
You need a working Windows pointer and keyboard environment for the actions you intend to record. Touch and accessibility input can behave differently and should be tested separately.
Keep display scale, resolution, monitor arrangement and target-window position stable between recording and playback. Mixed-DPI multi-monitor systems work best when the macro remains on one display.
Permissions and managed devices
TinyTask Pro should normally run under a standard user account. If the target application is elevated, input automation may require matching privileges. Secure-desktop prompts and company-protected apps can intentionally prevent automation.
Users on school or business computers need permission from the administrator. A portable package does not bypass device policy.
Browser and spreadsheet workflows
Desktop browser automation needs a supported Windows browser that renders the target page consistently. Keep browser zoom fixed. Excel workflows require a working local spreadsheet environment; Google Sheets workflows also depend on network and browser response.
TinyTask Mailer extensions for Gmail and Outlook are separate products. Check their product pages for browser, account, Google Sheets and license requirements instead of using this desktop requirement list.
Pre-download compatibility checklist
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- Permission to install or run the selected package
- Enough writable storage for application files and macro backups
- Stable scale, resolution and monitor arrangement
- Target application available at the same privilege level
- Security software kept active
- ESC emergency stop tested before loops
For setup, use the download guide and the dedicated Windows 11 guide.
Frequently asked questions
Does TinyTask Pro run on 32-bit Windows?
Publish an answer only after the current build architecture is tested and documented. Do not infer it from an older or different TinyTask product.
Does TinyTask Pro require internet access?
Core recorded desktop actions may not, but downloads, browser workflows, web services and updates can. Document any application network behavior separately.
How much RAM does TinyTask Pro need?
The developer should publish a tested number. In practice, the browser, spreadsheet or target application may dominate memory use.