The actual Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise bits aren't available for download from MSDN or the VLSC. Update: From a a company spokesperson: 'The Windows 10 IoT Enterprise (formerly Windows Embedded Industry) version was released this summer and Windows 10 IoT Mobile Enterprise (formerly Windows Embedded Handheld) was released last month.' More information can be found on all of these various IoT versions toward the bottom of this page.Įarlier this week, Microsoft also made available the license key for Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise to MSDN and other volume-licensees. I've asked again today to see if there's an update on its status. Here are the download links for the updated Windows 10 IoT variants.įor those wondering when Microsoft will deliver Windows 10 Industry for the Windows embedded community, there's still no word from Microsoft. One of the known issues involves video driver and camera support for Raspberry Pi running Windows 10 IoT Core.

It's worth checking out some of the known issues in the release notes.

Third party pure Python library compatibility.

Updated features for Windows Device Portal.

High performance GPIO driver option with greater than 100 times improvement.

Serial support on Raspberry Pi for TX and RX pins.

What's in the November update for those using the IoT version of Windows 10?Īccording to the Windows 10 IoT release notes, in addition to the added support for servicing via the new Pro Core SKU, the November update also includes:

This version of Windows 10 IoT allows OEMs to defer updates and control distribution of updates to Windows 10 IoT via Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). Microsoft also is adding a new version to its Windows 10 IoT family, known as Windows 10 IoT Core Pro. The catch is that few people see Microsoft putting the pieces together.Īs of today, December 3, Windows 10 IoT Core is available commercially to all device builders, meaning OEMs and Original Device Manufacturers (ODMs) as well. Windows 10 is a key part of Microsoft's plan to be more of an Internet of things player. Microsoft CEO Nadella: Windows 10 is an IoT play too

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