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IoT LTSC is supported until 2032

• booi 2y ago
  I don’t think you can run the IoT version for general purpose use. Also if you’re using windows on an IoT device…
  • bcraven 2y ago
    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/iot-enterprise/overview https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/iot-enterprise... Enterprise IoT is "binary equivalent" to Enterprise.
    • eutropia 2y ago
      > Note: Microsoft does not publish feature updates through Windows Update for devices running Windows IoT Enterprise LTSC. This sounds like a strict upgrade to consumer-grade windows... How does an enterprising user get a legal hold on one of those licenses?
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      • bcraven 2y ago
        It is possible to change your Windows edition using open-source tools: https://massgrave.dev/change_windows_edition https://massgrave.dev/change_windows_edition
        • xeonmc 2y ago
          Should link this article instead https://massgrave.dev/windows10_eol https://massgrave.dev/windows10_eol
      • SOLAR_FIELDS 2y ago
        The other child comments are responding with how to obtain this in a way that is of questionable legality, which I think is not what you are asking. The officially blessed Microsoft way is essentially not available to non-enterprise customers, and it's only available to some subset of enterprise customers from my understanding. And that the cost to acquire the license is quite expensive.
  • thisrod 2y ago
    Also if you’re using windows on an IoT device… Microsoft is using IoT in a loose sense. The "thing" could be an industrial PC at the train station that plays a recorded message saying the 8:15 will run late today.
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