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Hello,
We buy our industrial PCs from an OEM, that installs Windows IoT on them. While testing a unit we received, we had an issue with the version they installed (Win 10 Ent IoT LTSB 2016), and we decided to switch to version 2019. To make sure everything was fine with that version, I downloaded and installed the evaluation version (Win 10 IoT Enterprise 2019 LTSC High End). Now, the problem is that I would like to provide our OEM the image we want to install on the units, but I don't want to give them an image based on the evaluation version.
What should we do? As far as I know, we cannot buy ourselves Windows IoT.
Thank you
Finally, the IoT version (non-trial) is available in our Visual Studio subscription, so I can create an OS image with the "real" version.
You should contact a Microsoft distributor to get the full release bits. The normal process is to have your company sign the license agreement so you can get access to the ISO and the run time license key that gets assigned to your company. You will want to use your own runtime key rather than the one provided by the board manufacturer. The Microsoft distributor can explain the details.