Windows IoT, formerly Windows Embedded, is a family of operating systems from Microsoft designed for use in embedded systems.Microsoft currently has three different subfamilies of operating systems for embedded devices targeting a wide market, ranging from small-footprint, real-time devices to point of sale (POS) devices like kiosks. Windows XP Embedded with SP3. The evaluation edition software enables you to build WIndows XP Embedded with Service Pack 3-based operating systems for 120 days from the day of installation. Yup- this is the correct location to get the eval version (ie if you have an eval version of previous XPe database, this update can be applied to it). Microsoft: 'Remember, some XP-based embedded systems to get support to 2019' Supported Windows XP will live on inside the payment machines for another five years. Windows XP has finally reached the end of the road, as the last supported variant - POSReady 2009 - is supported no more. Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 which, as its name suggests, is designed to run apps that shriek 'Unexpected item in the bagging area' at shoppers as disinterested staff look on, finally reached the end of support yesterday, marking an impressive run for the veteran.

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New Windows Embedded Tool: Driver Injector

I have developed a new tool called Driver Injector for Windows Embedded which makes installing drivers easier and it helps a lot in case there are problem during a driver installation. The tool will automatically search for matching drivers and will inject them to the target system. This can help if you need to install lots of drivers from a driver DVD. In this case Driver injector will do the work for you. Just specify the devices.pmq file (run TAP.exe on your target device to get the device information) and specify the driver search directory – in this scenario it will be the driver DVD. After a few clicks all drivers are included in your image and Windows can install them automatically.

The tool also helps if there is a problem when installing a driver. Windows normally just shows that there was an error installing the driver (Cannot find file specified, The service specified is invalid,..). However it lacks important information. When this is the case just explore the INF file of the driver with Driver Injector. The tool will show you what is missing from your image within a few seconds. All missing files are highlighted. To solve the issue just copy the missing files to your image and install the driver again. This is the easiest and fastest way to solve these kind of errors.

The tool can be downloaded for free on the Elbacom Website: http://www.elbacom.com/embedded/products/tools

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Also I have published a detailled how to on the techblog and will add additional howtos for specific usage scenarios within the next days.