Questions tagged [windows-10-iot-enterprise]

There are two versions of Windows 10 Iot: Windows 10 IoT Core and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. This tag should only be used for questions regarding Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. Windows 10 IoT Core has its own tag which should be used for those questions. The main difference between the two is that Windows 10 IoT Enterprise supports Win32 applications as well as WinRT and UWP. Windows 10 IoT Enterprise requires a paid license.

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise is an embedded device version of Windows 10 used with point of sale terminals and other devices which run software that requires more than what is offered by WinRT and UWP applications.

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise requires a paid license from Microsoft unlike Windows 10 IoT Core which is a free license and can be downloaded from Microsoft.

Typical uses for Windows 10 IoT is on small board computers such as the Raspberry Pi running single purpose applications such as a weather station.

See An overview of Windows 10 IoT Enterprise:

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise is a full version of Windows 10 that delivers enterprise manageability and security to IoT solutions. Windows 10 IoT Enterprise shares all the benefits of the worldwide Windows ecosystem. It is a binary equivalent to Windows 10 Enterprise, so you can use the same familiar development and management tools as client PCs and laptops. However, when it comes to licensing and distribution, the desktop version and IoT versions differ.

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Why is the standard output from UWFMGR is not readable unless directed to a file

Not sure if it's something in my code or how I'm handling launching the process but in the code below, if I turn on the boolean outputToFile TRUE, the program will happily output the standard output from UWFMGR to the out.log file and it is readable…
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SetSystemTime crashes Windows 10 if write filters are on

I have a problem whereby sometimes (I haven't yet managed to figure out a pattern, it only happens every few times I try) if my application changes the windows time using SetSystemTime(), Windows crashes. And by this I mean a message pops up with…
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Shell namespace extension registry on windows 10 IOT enterprise

I am creating a virtual folder with shell namespace extension on windows 10 IOT enterprise. The code I am using come from windows 7 SDK samplesm which is provided by microsoft. Here is the whole project:…
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Bluetooth LE GATT server on Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 2016

I'm trying to create a GATT service on Windows 10 IoT, which requires the Low Energy Peripheral Role (LEPR). We tried on Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 2019 and it works, but it fails in Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 2016. In Win10 IoT 2016, in device…
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Execute windows 10 IOT cmd command from c# code

Windows10 IOT enterprise has a feature to protect write access on drives. This feature is known as UWF "Unified Write Filter". I enable this feature and protect write access on C drive. Now I am looking for a functionality to disable it through my…
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Receiving error (Code 52) from a signed driver

Sorry about the length but I wanted to get as much detail as I could in. TL;DR: A driver file I signed using signtool & Verisign is still giving a Code 52 error when I install it. I've created an INF file for a device which uses usbser.sys driver…
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programmatically pin to quick access for another (or all) user

using inno-setup, so if there's a better way, please say so. I've got a powershell command that will pin a dir to the quick access. something like: (new-object -com shell.application).NameSpace("D:\").Self.InvokeVerb("pintohome") or I can use a…
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What might be causing vxworks and windows to ignore eachother

I have a machine that boots (simultaneously) VxWork and Windows 10 IoT. The hypervisor sets up two virtual Ethernet adapters. I can see that both exist. The VxWorks VM is sending out UDP packets to the address that the Windows VM has, and there is…
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System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException while trying to create a system restore point using C#

I'm using the following C# code from this stackoverflow post. ManagementScope oScope = new ManagementScope("\\\\localhost\\root\\default"); ManagementPath oPath = new ManagementPath("SystemRestore"); ObjectGetOptions oGetOp = new…
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UWP app in assigned access mode keeps getting sent back to Windows login screen

I'm running a UWP app in assigned access mode, and I'm noticing that, despite changing the power settings so that the screen saver never comes on, quite often the generic Windows 10 login screen will appear, when the app should always be running.…
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Windows 10 IoT enterprise DotNet version

I have a very old .NET 2.0 based application which uses a HID-conform USB device to get data into my application. The hardware gets upgraded to a Windows 10 IoT Enterprise based system. I did not find which .NET version ships with the operating…
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'Provider load failure' during installation process

I execute two Powershell scripts during a installation process from a desktop application under Windows 10 IoT Enterprise. %WINDIR%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File…
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