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  1. This Week in Windows: ARM 64 ISO, Reviving the Action Center, and More

    Hey there, Windows aficionados! It’s that time of the week again, where we dive into the standout tech news highlights that you might have missed. Buckle up, as this week is packed with exciting updates, from the wild world of Windows 11 on ARM to an astonishing cooling solution for Raspberry Pi...
  2. Microsoft Releases Windows 11 24H2 Arm64 ISOs: A Game Changer for Arm Computing

    The excitement is palpable as Microsoft takes a significant step forward in its commitment to Windows on Arm. In a groundbreaking move that marks a momentous occasion for tech enthusiasts and developers alike, the tech titan has officially released Windows 11 24H2 Arm64 ISOs, now available for...
  3. Explore QNX 8: Free RTOS for Non-Commercial Use Now Available

    In a bold move that has sent ripples through the embedded operating system landscape, BlackBerry has announced that version 8 of its QNX microkernel real-time operating system (RTOS) is now available for free—provided it’s used for non-commercial purposes. This new development comes as...
  4. Windows 11 24H2: Performance Boost, AI Innovations & Exciting Tech Highlights

    This week in tech has been a rollercoaster of excitement! If you haven't been keeping an eye on the latest happenings, allow me to bring you up to speed, especially regarding the freshly minted Windows 11 24H2 update and some groundbreaking projects in the Raspberry Pi world. Windows 11 24H2: A...
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    DHCP Server on Windows 11 Home

    Hi, Is it possible to install a DHCP Server on Windows 11 Home Edition? What I found so far is only "activating DHCP Server on Windows Server" and a very old software (dhcpserver.de). Is there any DHCP Server software for Windows 11? I have a Raspberry Pi and a software running on it needs an...
  6. VIDEO I Can Save You Money! – Raspberry Pi Alternatives

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  7. VIDEO 4 Pis on a mini ITX board! The Turing Pi 2

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    Windows 10 Can't find other devices on LAN

    I am reasonable acquainted with windows computers and Android phones; as much as a long retired engineer ( I worked with all kinds of computers) can be. To overcome some of the boredom, much to great annoyance of my wife (who strangely thinks I already spend too much time on computers!), I have...
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    Windows 10 I have a problem with several partitions on my C: drive

    I had a issues when I was downloading Windows 10 lot core to my raspberry pi 3 B+.I used a software called "Install Windows 10 Lot Core Dashboard" and it took part of my c: drive and made a UDF partition. I had a heck of a time trying to figure out how to remove it. But now i am left with my C...
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    Windows 10 Shared drive pops up an Explorer window every 20 minutes

    I shared two drives on my PC so I could play my media on my Raspberry Pi KODI box and one drive opens an Explorer window every 20 minutes on my PC. One drive I shared was F: which is a partition on an internal SATA drive, it never opens a window. The other was J: an external USB drive. The...
  11. New Year, New Dev – Windows IoT Core

    To wrap up the “New Year, New Dev” blog series, we’ll go into using Windows 10 IoT Core and show how easy it is to start developing applications to deploy on IoT devices such as the Raspberry Pi 3. If you haven’t had a chance to read the first two posts in this series, you can find them here...
  12. VIDEO The “Internet of Stranger Things” Wall, Part 3 – Voice Recognition and Intelligence

    Overview I called this project the “Internet of Stranger Things,” but so far, there hasn’t been an internet piece. In addition, there really hasn’t been anything that couldn’t be easily accomplished on an Arduino or a Raspberry Pi. I wanted this demo to have more moving parts to improve the...
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    Windows 10 Windows 10 IoT Unviersal App executable?

    I have Raspberry PI3 with Windows 10 IoT installed and I wan't to control leds that are connected to Raspberry PI3 from another Windows tablet or computer with done with Visual Studio. That much I know it is possible with Universal App. But is it possible to control the leds from an independent...
  14. Device to Device Communication with Azure IoT Hub

    We’ve already seen how to get your devices to send data to the cloud. In most cases, the data is then processed by various Azure services. However, in some cases the cloud is nothing more than a means of communication between two devices. Imagine a Raspberry Pi connected to a garage door...
  15. Introducing Arduino Wiring on Windows 10 IoT Core

    Developers targeting Windows 10 IoT Core can use a programming language of their choice. Today, this includes C#, C++, Visual Basic, JavaScript, Link Removed and Node.js, but we’re not stopping there. Arduino Wiring is the latest addition to IoT Core. Arduino is one of the most popular...
  16. Windows 10 IoT Core Blockly

    In this blog post you’ll learn about IoT Core Blockly, a new UWP application that allows you to program a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 and a Link Removed using a “block” editor from your browser: Link Removed You create a program with interlocking blocks, which will run on the Raspberry Pi. For...
  17. VIDEO UP Board: The Raspberry Pi killer? // Review

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  18. Building Secure Apps for Windows IoT Core

    Secure communication in the cloud normally involves the following: Data encryption: hiding what is sent Data integrity: protecting data from being tampered with Authentication: validating the identity of the parties in the communication Using a cryptographic protocol such as the TLS takes...
  19. Building an IoT Magic Mirror with Hosted Web Apps and Windows 10

    At Build 2016, we demoed a Magic Mirror project powered by a Hosted Web App on Windows 10 IoT Core. This project enhances the basic concept of a “smart” magic mirror concept by personalizing the experience with relevant information and facial recognition powered by Microsoft’s Cognitive Services...
  20. Network 3D Printing with Windows 10 IoT Core!

    Link Removed Since Windows 8.1, Microsoft has been providing native support for 3D printers with most popular printers already enabled via USB plug and play (see this Link Removed). Today, we have added a new Windows 10 IoT Core sample app, “Network 3D Printer” that adds support for an even...