Windows 10: incorrect feature packs being offered to Windows 10 IOT device

ryan123TH · Oct 7, 2021

HiWindows update is offering my Windows 10 IOT device the 21H1 update but when i try and install it im getting a message saying that this feature pack is not for IoT version of windows 10However the product lifecycle page list 21H1. Windows 10 IoT Enterprise - Microsoft Lifecycle Microsoft DocsYet the IoT page list 2004 as the newest update Features by Release Microsoft DocsWhat am i missing here?

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IoTGirl · Oct 7, 2021

Windows 10 Enterprise IoT

Hi David,

Embedded Mode can be set in Windows Enterprise and Windows Mobile versions. For target options please see the definitions at

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/WindowsForBusiness/windows-iot From that page:

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise is a full version of Windows 10 that delivers the enterprise manageability and security of Windows 10 Enterprise to IoT solutions. It is designed for powerful industry devices used in retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and other
industries. Windows 10 IoT Enterprise runs crucial line of business applications and performs specialized functions in a secure, reliable and streamlined way to support mission-critical devices.

LEARN MORE ABOUT MANAGING AND UPDATING WINDOWS 10 IOT

*Note that Windows 10 IoT Enterprise is a binary equivalent to Windows 10 Enterprise

Windows 10 IoT Mobile

Windows 10 IoT Mobile brings the full functionality of Windows 10 Mobile to the Internet of Things. That includes instantaneous application access, native support for barcode scanning, and other peripherals, as well as enhanced productivity for a variety
of mobile scenarios.

The Mobile Enterprise editions also offer capabilities such as ARM support, multiple user profiles, and advanced lockdown to enable scenarios across retail, healthcare, manufacturing and other vertical industries.

LEARN MORE ABOUT WINDOWS 10 IOT MOBILE

*Note that Windows 10 IoT Mobile is a binary equivalent to Windows 10 Mobile Enterprise

Windows 10 IoT Core

Windows 10 IoT Core is optimized for small-footprint, low-cost IoT devices that bring intelligence to the edge. It is designed to power purpose-built devices like gateways that enable IoT solutions. Windows 10 IoT Core also brings enterprise-grade security,
manageability, and connectivity of Windows to a new class of devices.

Below are the steps to bring your IoT Core powered devices to life:

Click to
Download IoT Core

Learn more about how to create applications and build proof of concepts and leverage step-by-step instructions, sample
code, documentation, community projects and more…

Ready to sell your product?
Commercialize your device or
Find your local distributor.

Actually, IoT Core does not have a menu, that is the default application that comes installed on the sample image from Microsoft. When you create your device you would replace that default experience with the purpose driven application for your solution.
As for securing an IoT device, it really depends on its purpose and environment but for information on IoT Core you can find documentation at WindowsOnDevices.com. Specifically

https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/docs/buildingsecuredevices

Sincerely,

Brink · Oct 7, 2021

Windows 10 IoT is ready for Microsoft Build 2017

Building an engaging and informative customer experience

Windows 10 IoT provides a secure, cutting-edge IoT platform that will transform the way developers bring devices and solutions to market. With the release of the Windows 10 Creators Update, we’ve made huge improvements in Windows 10 IoT Core, including improved developer tools, additional APIs, new code samples, and more. We are launching a newly designed Windows IoT website, growing our partner base, and supporting more silicon options than ever before.

I’m excited and honored to be at Build 2017 this week, showing partner and customer solutions that are innovative, secure, and intelligent. New partners like Innowi, Kodisoft, and XOGO are building innovative solutions using Windows 10 IoT Core and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, such as next-generation point-of-sale devices, interactive tables, and intelligent digital signage.

As announced today in the Windows 10 IoT session at Build 2017, we are partnering with Intel to bring more choice to our customers and offer more computing power for their designs. Working alongside our partners at Intel, we are pleased to announce that in addition to the Baytrail, Apollo Lake, and Joule platforms supported today, Windows 10 IoT Core will also be supported on Cherrytrail and Braswell platforms in the near future. That’s great, but that’s not all. I’m even more excited to announce today that Windows 10 IoT Core will be supported across Intel’s full range of processors moving forward, including the Core, Pentium, Celeron and Atom lines. This is a great expansion of our existing SoC support, which will now range from a Qualcomm Snapdragon 212 all the way to the top-end Intel Core i7. See our full list of Windows IoT enabled SoCs and devices on our developer website.

As you will see at Build 2017, Windows 10 IoT and Azure complement each other and offer developers an opportunity to build secure and scalable solutions from the device to the cloud. We are excited about enabling the future of edge computing scenarios across multiple industries. We believe the integration between Windows 10 IoT and Azure IoT will help developers be even more productive in the IoT space and we’ve taken a big step towards that goal with the Windows 10 Creators Update. Some highlights include:

Windows 10 IoT Core support for Azure IoT Device Management, which provides highly scalable remote device management features.

Turn-key connectivity to the Azure IoT Hub that offers reliable and secure device-to-cloud and cloud-to-device messaging, scaling to millions of devices.

Support for the upcoming Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service, which makes it easier to provision a connected device via Azure IoT services, leveraging Windows IoT TPM based security.

In addition to this Azure-connected functionality, we’ve also added new features to Windows IoT Core to help keep devices safe and enable developers to do more, including:

Support for Project “Rome” that allows a user to launch an app or communicate with an app service on a remote device, enabling cross-device experiences using the Microsoft Graph.

Support for Device Guard for IoT, which improves threat resistance by allowing only OS components and code signed by the OEM to load. This adds to the robust set of security features in Windows 10 IoT such as BitLocker and Secure Boot.

Cortana*, your personal digital assistant, is now available for you to integrate into your devices. Cortana will help you get things done by completing tasks and interacting with you using natural language in a consistent, contextual way.

You can also check out the redesigned website for developers, which will help you get started with Windows 10 IoT. If you’re not able to attend Build 2017 in person, you can find all the latest content on Channel 9.

*Cortana available in select markets.
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Source: Windows 10 IoT is ready for Microsoft Build 2017 - Windows For Your Business

Brink · Oct 7, 2021

Build your IoT devices with Windows for IoT

Embedded computing has been around for a number of years. Recent advances in computing such as artificial intelligence, more powerful sensors, and container technology are unlocking new scenarios and creating new paradigms for device developers. As Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Machine Learning (ML) become mainstream, device builders can enable intelligent edge- devices that gather data and analyze it locally. With AI/ML, there is continuous learning and an improved ability to predict outcomes. But to fully benefit from this new paradigm, embedded developers need to understand how to design for containerized workloads and need a platform that can support devices today and in the future.

At Microsoft Build 2020, we were excited to announce a broad range of updates to meet the needs of every IoT device developer—from those building a new embedded cloud-connected device or an intelligent edge device running AI/ML workloads, to OEMs looking to modernize existing devices. Key updates include the following, with more details below:

Greater integration with Azure by enabling Linux modules with Azure IoT Edge on Windows

Convergence of Windows 10 IoT Core and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise

Continuing innovation with Windows 10 IoT Enterprise with reduced OS footprint and new appliance capabilities

Support to modernize legacy applications with Windows CE App Container general availability

Updates to Robot Operating System (ROS) on Windows

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Read more: Build your IoT devices with Windows for IoT: a comprehensive platform for every device developer - Windows Developer Blog

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