Windows 10: Raspberry Pi Adapater not working on windows 10.

The initial scenario:
I used Microsoft Miracast on my laptop to broadcast my phone to it's display. I planned to do this with my PC, but lack a wireless card. After browsing a windows forum on how to Miracast to see if there was another way I found this page:




After reading this, I then bought the official Raspberry Pi adapter.





The active problem:
Despite the windows website showing me that adapter after following a link from it's Miracast page, I still got the "The device doesn't support Miracast." message.
I later found, that the device is either not being detected, or lacks drivers. As I did not find "Official Raspberry PI adapter" on my device list, but did find this:



I looked around for windows 10 drivers, and all I heard when reading through old posts was "Can't be done"

Anything I can do? Thanks for your time.

:)

 

Windows 10 IoT failed to start on Raspberry PI 3, status : 0x000014c

Hi,

I installed Windows 10 IoT on Raspberry PI 3, through Windows 10 IoT Dashboard. when it boot first time, it worked well till the screen of wifi, but after I connected the Raspberry PI to WiFi Network, there was a gray screen, then I disconnected the Power
of raspberry PI and reconnected it again, I got a message from Windows boot Manager : Windows Filed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause.

I am using SD card SanDisk Ultra microSDHC UHS-1 16 GB.

any idea to solve that issue.

Thanks.

Update : I removed the SD card and plug it again, it worked fine for first time, when I restarted the device, it showed the same error.

 

Windows 10 Insufficient memory problem

I do not know if this has been investigated but there is a version fo Windows 10 that has been set up to run on the Raspberry Pi. It may be in the IoT section. Since the Raspberry Pi has limited size of things that version might some use with these computers
tha are limited to 32GB.

 

Just putting this here: It seems when I asked it to redirect me the site sent me to the wrong page -_- Welp, £8 down the drain I guess.