Windows IoT Enterprise supports various peripheral interfaces on Arm64 devices. The following list isn't exhaustive. There are many other peripherals not listed on this page that are compatible with Windows IoT Enterprise. If you are an IHV with a peripheral that supports Windows IoT Enterprise on Arm and would like to be added to this list, reach out to winiotinquire@microsoft.com.
Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2024 is now available for OEMs building new devices, enterprise customers upgrading existing system through volume licensing. and evaluation.
To evaluate Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2024, download the 90-Day Evaluation.
If you have a Visual Studio Subscription, and Windows IoT Enterprise is available with your subscription, you can download previous versions of Windows IoT Enterprise LTSC from Visual Studio Subscriptions - Downloads.
Which Windows IoT Enterprise version should I use?
Both LTSC and GAC editions of Windows IoT Enterprise are available for NXP devices. You can find more information in our Processor Requirements page.
SoC
Windows 10 IoT Enterprise
Windows 11 IoT Enterprise
i.MX 8M
build 19044 or later
Not Supported
i.MX 8M Mini
build 19044 or later
Not Supported
i.MX 8M Nano
build 19044 or later
Not Supported
i.MX 8M Plus
build 19044 or later
Not Supported
i.MX 8X
build 19044 or later
Not Supported
i.MX 93
build 19044 or later
build 26100.1 or later
Can I run applications that aren't native to Arm64?
On Arm64 devices, Windows IoT Enterprise allows you to run x86 applications without re-compiling the application through emulation. In addition, Windows 11 IoT Enterprise supports running AMD64 applications without re-compiling. For more information, see How x86 emulation works on Arm.
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