#Windows 10 iot raspberry pi windows 10#
Luckily, I found another workaround in the end, that was successful even with my 4 GB SD-card.įirst, download the flash image of Windows 10 IoT for the Raspberry Pi 2 / 3.
#Windows 10 iot raspberry pi how to#
I managed to flash & boot with the 4GB SD card in this case, downloading Windows 10 IoT Core through NOOBS didn’t work as well: the available space on the 4 GB SD-card was about 100 MB too small.Īnother article of failures and compatibility problems is here also a good read if you’re struggling: Windows 10 IoT and the Raspberry Pi 3 – installation, failure, and eventually success How to Download Windows 10 IoT Core Unfortunately, this tool also failed to produce a working SD card for me. The recommended tool is the SD Memory Card Formatter. Reading the documentation, it turns out that an issue with the >32 GB SD card can be that Windows can only format in exFAT and NTFS however, the Raspberry Pi image would need the card in FAT32. It doesn’t provide any helpful advice the error message is “Failed to unpack the Windows 10 IoT Core installation package”. Unfortunately, the Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard app failed to successfully flash the Windows 10 IoT Core image to both SD cards. I only had 4 and 64 GB cards left, and didn’t want to buy yet another one.
Officially recommended are 16 and 32 GB cards from Samsung and SanDisk. The first step is to set up an SD card with the Windows image.
Setting up the Raspberry PiĪs I’ve set up the public transport departure monitor with Linux, I wanted to try Windows 10 IoT Core for the Arlo security project – after all, the Python download script was running fine on my Windows 10 desktop PC.
In the end, there was a successful workaround – here’s how to get it running (even on non-supported SD cards). Setting up a Raspberry Pi with Windows 10 IoT Core turned out to be more difficult than expected.
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