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IoT Enterprise Win10 2021 LTSC Bluetooth Certificaiton QDID Question
Hi Microsoft Team, Currently we have a minipc ODM product that we need to apply Bluetooth 5.2 certification. To apply for Bluetooth 5.2 certification, we need 2 QDIDs. The first is the host subsystem of the OS, and the second is the controller (hardware). The OS we are currently using is win10 IoT enterprise 2021LTSC. " PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Win 10 IoT Entry 2021 LTSC MultiLang ESD OEI Entry" Bluetooth certification Product can be found on the following website with seaching "microsoft" https://launchstudio.bluetooth.com/Listings/Search Currently, only the Bluetooth 5.1 version corresponding to Windows IoT Enterprise has been found, and the corresponding QDID is D049182. https://launchstudio.bluetooth.com/ListingDetails/84859 We need Microsoft technical window to confirm whether the current Win IoT enterprise 2021LTSC OS has passed Bluetooth 5.2 certification? We need the corresponding QDID to apply for listing certification. Thanks! Best Regards James
I2C WriteRead with no restart, IoT libraries and FT4232H device
Hi everyone, I am porting an app and trying to use the FTDI Ft4232H device to communicate to some I2C devices. When I use the "old" dongle(going to be obsolete) and I2C call to the device, I get the correct transaction and read results from the device. However, when I use the IoT libraries and the "WriteRead" command to do the same thing, the library issues a restart and the transaction fails. Can anyone help or point me to: A library that does a correct multi byte read without a restart? A way to do this with the current IoT libraries? Here are the "using" statements in my C# code: using Iot.Device.FtCommon; using Iot.Device.Ft4232H; using System.Device.I2c; Cheers, Steve
Can I delete Internet Folder (x86) and Internet folders from W11?
IT Security department requested to delete the folders from all workstations. I can't find any articles about this subject. Many thanks in advance if you can point me in the right direction. IT Security department referred to the below article Windows 11 is deleting Internet Explorer - The Verge They want the folders removed from the C drive. I told them it wasn't possible C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer
How to active Windows IoT Enterprise LTSC2021 via phone
Dear Community, how can I activate Windows IoT Enterprise LTSC2021 via phone. I MUST activate via phone since the computers are installed in a facility without internet connection. What I have already tried that DID NOT work The activation dialogue does not show the "phone option" as seen in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RTu0_uWjMM Run "SLUI 4" from the command line with admin privilleges. It just returns without doing anything Rebuild some internal databases as described here before step 2: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/activate-windows-by-phone-not-there-in-settings/34b72b93-563f-463c-8614-4675cfd0143f Contacted the seller of the license (arrow), they referred me to email address removed for privacy reasons, who then told me to go to the forums What's left that I can try?
Is WMI reached EOL for Windows 10 21H2 version of IoT Enterprise LTSC ?
Heard that, the Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line (WMIC) reached End of Life (EOL). I mainly wanted to know and get key information on these queries - We are using Windows 10 OS 21H2 IoT Enterprise LTSC version (build 19044) on on of our product and building application on top of that Windows 10 OS 21H2 uses WMI component. So, is EOL WMI affect this Windows 10 21H2 LTSC Enterprise as well ? If so, is there any official information available WMIC reached EOL for "Windows 10 - 21H2 IoT Enterprise LTSC" as well and should be replaced with powershell. Because "Windows 10 - 21H2 IoT Enterprise LTSC" has end of support / service till Jan 13th 2032. So, does WMI EOL really impacts this version of Windows 10 - 21H2 IoT Enterprise LTSC ?
Windows 10 IoT Core
Hello, Greetings of the day !!! I am currently working on a project involving a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, where I am developing a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app. In this regard, I require specific information related to Windows IoT Core, and I would appreciate your assistance in providing the following details: Compatibility Information: Kindly inform me of the compatible version(s) of Windows IoT Core for the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B. Additionally, I am interested in knowing the latest available version as of the present date. Licensing Terms: Could you please provide details on the licensing terms associated with Windows IoT Core? I am particularly interested in understanding the terms and conditions applicable to the use of this platform in my development environment.
UWF: problems with some excluded folders and firewall
I'm running Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC (version 10.0.17763). I've setup everything I need and I'm configuring UWF filters. I enabled protection for C: volume, and added a couple of exclusion for: allowing write on my app folder in C:\Program Files\CustomApp (for updates) allowing write on the user's "User" Documents folder C:\Users\User\Documents\ (custom app logs, ...) allowing network interfaces edit Here is the output of uwfmgr get-config command PS C:\Windows\system32> uwfmgr get-config Unified Write Filter Configuration Utility version 10.0.17763 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Current Session Settings FILTER SETTINGS Filter state: ON Pending commit: N/A Shutdown pending:No SERVICING SETTINGS Servicing State: OFF OVERLAY SETTINGS Type: RAM Maximum size: 1024 MB Warning Threshold: 512 MB Critical Threshold: 1024 MB Freespace Passthrough: OFF Persistent: OFF Reset Mode: N/A VOLUME SETTINGS Volume bbac04fb-9c1e-4b48-8220-5b5b315a37af [C:] Volume state: Protected Volume ID: bbac04fb-9c1e-4b48-8220-5b5b315a37af File Exclusions: Current Session Exclusions for Volume bbac04fb-9c1e-4b48-8220-5b5b315a37af [C:] C:\Program Files\CustomApp C:\Users\User\Documents\ REGISTRY EXCLUSIONS HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Nsi Next Session Settings FILTER SETTINGS Filter state: ON Pending commit: N/A SERVICING SETTINGS Servicing State: OFF OVERLAY SETTINGS Type: RAM Maximum size: 1024 MB Warning Threshold: 512 MB Critical Threshold: 1024 MB Freespace Passthrough: OFF Persistent: OFF Reset Mode: N/A VOLUME SETTINGS Volume bbac04fb-9c1e-4b48-8220-5b5b315a37af [C:] Volume state: Protected Volume ID: bbac04fb-9c1e-4b48-8220-5b5b315a37af File Exclusions: Next Session Exclusions for Volume bbac04fb-9c1e-4b48-8220-5b5b315a37af [C:] C:\Program Files\CustomApp C:\Users\User\Documents\ REGISTRY EXCLUSIONS HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Nsi Problem 1 As visible from the config above, C:\Users\User\Documents\ and C:\Program Files\CustomApp folders are listed in the File Exclusion. Write on C:\Program Files\CustomApp (e.g. create a folder/file) will persist after reboot. Write on User's Documents folder gets lost after reboot. Am I missing something? How to have persistency on user's Documents folder? Do I need to set some extra things other than the folder exclusion? Problem 2 My custom app runs a WebSocket server that listen to port 8080. I added a firewall inbound rule to allow all incoming requests for the app. When the firewall is enabled and UWF filer is disabled, I can connect to my app from another PC. When UWF is enabled, the connection fails. If I completely disable the firewall, I can connect to the app both when UWF manager is enabled or disabled. What UWF configuration am I missing to have the firewall working as expected with UWF filtering enabled?
