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Installing Windows 10 IoT on the Raspberry Pi 2

If you’re looking to use your Pi for development in Windows 10, head to this page to learn everything Microsoft has to say about IoT core and Raspberry Pi development. Microsoft has a lot of information regarding the Windows 10 IoT dashboard and what it can do for your Raspberry Pi.

The installer for this program will have instructions. On the page, click the button “ Get IoT core Dashboard” to download it. Get the dashboard by following this link. There is currently no other way to install Windows on this device. This is the program needed to create the SD card for your Raspberry Pi 2. Be sure to follow all the instructions that Microsoft provides very carefully.Īfter installing Windows 10 on your PC, it’s time to install the IoT dashboard for Windows 10. When the USB stick is created, just configure your BIOS to boot from it, and go through the standard Windows setup process. Using this open file dialog, browse to where the Windows 10 ISO file is on your system, and click open.Ĭlick the Start button to create the installation USB stick. This will open a file dialog and prompt you to provide an ISO. Plug in a USB drive (no smaller than 4 gigabytes), and click on the disc icon. Once you’ve downloaded the program, launch it. Go to the Rufus site, and when you’re on the page, just scroll down. In this tutorial, we are using Rufus to create the USB installer. Once you have it downloaded, either put a DVD in your optical drive and double-click on the ISO file to burn it, or follow these instructions to make a USB installation disk (follow these links for the Mac and Linux tutorials).

You can quickly download an ISO from Microsoft’s official Windows 10 download page. This method will not work if you’re running Windows 7, 8, or even Windows 8.1. Make sure you’re running the latest version of Windows 10 on the computer you’re using to make the SD card. This guide will be updated to include instructions for the Pi 3 when the time comes. Note: though the Raspberry Pi 3 is now out and support for Windows 10 is coming, there is no option as of yet to install it via the IoT dashboard. Mac and Linux users: Though it is possible to flash an SD card image with these operating systems, Windows 10 IoT core requires a specific file that can only be found on Windows.