i've been looking for exactly that information for days! our service provider doesn't have that information and the internet doesn't help much in that matter... it seems that this is a product for the people who are stuck buying the wrong pruduct for years until someone asks questions and the people in "the know" leads them to the right one. if we didn't already had a tablet that used that operating system, we wouldn't know that it existed...
I'm so glad I could help you find the information you needed. Please reach out to me if you have any further questions, and be sure to subscribe to always get the latest information on Windows IoT.
I don't think its fair at all that enterprise and business users have the right to purchase a debloated and telemetry removed windows version , but yet the home user who may very well still have paid for a license key , has no legal recorce to obtain such quality products .
I don't disagree with you but also know that you can fairly easily take a Home or Pro product and strip out or debloat just about every single feature. There are even third parties out there that offer these type of products. I actually hope to do a video on them here soon.
Yes! You bet.... currently the BASE option is only a license option for the new NXP i.MX8 family of processors. I did make a video on it if you search my channel for NXP, you'll see it. But I do plan on making additional videos on the ARM version of Windows 10 IoT Enterprise.
@@WindowsChamp thank you! I just want know is this base is successor of Windows CE versions or its different ? Who are using Windows CE 6.0 core and Win CE 6 Pro can they use this OS?
@@WindowsChamp and one more details i want i hope i will get ans from you! I am using Win 10 IoT Ent LTSC 2019 PKEA license. If suppose my device motherboard will failed or damges and i will replace the motherboard . In that case shall i use the same PKEA key? Coz sometime my motherboard will flailed within an year and its under warranty then in that case shall i buy a new PKEA product key(if yes then its very risky for me) Please clearly in both case PKEA and ePKEA?
@@VashuRPG Yes with the OEM IoT licensing, you are allowed to replace failed components with the same or equivalent motherboard and then reload Windows and yes use your PKEA key over again. The PKEA key is only good for 2 to 6 online activations and then up to 1,000 telephone activations. The key is not the license and instead the COA sticker is the license. You have the rights to reload the O/S and re-activate as many times as you need on the device with the COA sticker license. The ePKEA key is a single key good for 50,000 activations and you can use it to re-activate the O/S as many times as you need on the device with the COA license. You are not allowed to replace the failed component with something far newer and more powerful. Microsoft considers that a new computer and it then requires purchasing a new COA license. But equivalent replacement part is allowed.
@@VashuRPG The Win 10 IoT Ent LTSC 2019 or 2021 "BASE" license is not a replacement for CE 6. You can run CE6 till 2028 using downgrade rights and purchasing the Compact 2013 product and then downgrading back to CE6. I have a video on my channel that covers CE6 EOL What now? As for a replacement of the CE family. Your only option is the Win 10 IoT Ent products and the BASE license gets the pricing down closer to CE but it is still a full Windows 10 Enterprise product that takes up 20Gb of space. The BASE option for the new NXP i.MX8 processor allows you to run the Windows 10 on an ARM processor similar to the CE6 so it is a good option to test out.
Hey Vincent! Yes you bet. It is best to send me an email at msembedded@arrow.com along with your company information and address. That way depending on which country you live in, we can have the correct team provide you a quote.
Hello Milan, you would need to perform the one-time key request by filling out the ePKEA key request form and sending it directly to Microsoft. You can get this form from your distributor where you purchased the COA sticker.
