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Why have you narrowed down to those choices? WinCE typically runs on much more highly constrained and less expensive hardware, and will run on multiple architectures. So I would suggest that the decision would be determined by what hardware you wanted to run on and whether real-time is an issue. The latter would certainly be more robust that XPe, and give better real-time performance than WinCE.

Your description of the device is a little light to make a recommendation. So I will offer you my experience of the differences between the OS choices you listed. Net, it is a reasonably complete development environment. If you start development targeting the platform you should not run into many problems.

It is available for a number of different CPUs. The trick is that the smaller package involves leaving some part of Windows behind. Many people find that they end up with essentially all of XP in order to support the parts of XP they want to use. Windows XPe only runs on x86 processors. On the plus side desktop applications should run on it without changes.

As a note, neither of these are regular Windows and despite Microsofts marketing champaign's, you should be prepared to spend some time to learn about the OS you choose.

Better yet look into a consulting company in your area that can walk you through the first deployment. Finally, a comment on Linux. We looked at Linux as well. We did end up choosing Windows Embedded CE, but it was close.

We had several people on staff that were already familiar with Linux while others were already familiar with CE. Initially we had better performance with Linux, though we were able to get comparable performance from Windows Embedded CE. Our product is shipping now and performing very well. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? You should never publicly deploy a test signed image. Test signed images should only be used for debug purposes and you should correct any errors or configuration changes prior to creating your final retail signed image.

In addition to the development and deployment tools installed on your machine you will also need the following to enable retail signing:. If you have one or more custom applications that you want to include in your Windows 10 IoT Core retail image, you need to verify that these applications are signed properly when including them in your retail image.

To add a new application to an existing OS Design you can either add the project as a sub-project to the OS Design Project or you can create normal deployment CAB packages to deploy those to the device as part of the initial device setup.

Since a package is the smallest unit of updating, make sure that each package is as small as possible. For custom assets added through the IoT ADK packaging commands: Make sure the packages created are as small as possible. In general, the recommendation is not to modify the resulting package produced by Platform Builder to include additional components into the system image.

Instead, follow the Windows 10 IoT Core manufacturing guide. However, if files must be added to the package that is created by Platform Builder, follow your existing process. When adding content to the package generated by PB, consider the following:.

There is a maximum size for packages about MB and exceeding this size will prevent updating. Updates happen on package granularity. If a single asset in the package needs to be updated, then all the assets of that package will be updated at the same time.

To reduce the size of updates, isolate content into separate packages to minimize the overall update size. The packaging process detailed above is driven by the same inputs that go into building a CE BIN file. Microsoft Download Manager is free and available for download now. Warning: This site requires the use of scripts, which your browser does not currently allow. See how to enable scripts. Windows Embedded Standard Choose the download you want.

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