The LTSC editions have almost nothing installed but the Edge Browser. You can very easily go to add/remove programs and remove Edge. It does however come included with LTSC. Well technically the LTSC 2019 includes Internet Explorer. LTSC 2021 includes Edge.
I need to update my document where I compare LTSC 2021 vs LTSC 2019 vs Win 11 IoT Ent to now include the Win 11 IoT Ent LTSC. I'll be doing that soon with a new video.
Would you happen to know if Windows 11 LTSC Preview currently supports Direct-storage? I'm currently running W10 LTSC and don't plan on using the Preview but I am curious of Direct-storage.
I double checked on this one and the answer I got was that yes, the Windows 11 IoT Enterprise and the Win 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC should support Direct-Storage.
So if this client isn't released yet, then that means I can't activate it yet. In that case, I hope it does come out before my trial ends in 74 days or else I may be screwed.
This video is from a year ago... The 11 IoT Ent LTSC 2024 product launched on May 22nd and is now available but only available to OEM's that manufacture appliances.
I noticed that there is a new SKU called "Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC Subscription"... What's the difference between the normal IoT Ent LTSC edition & Subscription edition?
You must be an OEM that builds and resells IoT fixed purpose appliances in order to qualify and sign a legal agreement with Microsoft. You can purchase any Windows IoT products from Arrow Electronics once you have your agreement in place. Reach out to us at WindowsIoT@arrow.com
The IoT LTSC products are not available to end-user consumers. You have to be an OEM that is building a gaming system like the steamdeck for example. But yet, this would make a great O/S for an OEM building a dedicated gaming system.
For the 11 LTSC, the Defender is under Windows Security Center and I'm afraid you cannot disable it. In the past there have been options including installing a 3rd party antivirus application but for this new product, we've been told it cannot be disabled.
This is exactly why OEMs use Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC because it only receives security patches and never receives any new updates that could break the device. I haven't seen any news on anything breaking Windows 10 and Windows 10 is on the last build 22H2 so you would need to be more specific. Which update is causing the issues? Let me know. Always a good discussion point.
I like that question. I'll test that out this coming week and let you know. You can customize and removed further things to limit the items but it would be good to know what the default is so I'll test that out. Thanks for asking that question!
@@serkut2026 I did a clean install of Win 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 and it only shows 79 processes running. I did a clean install of the latest Win 11 IoT Ent LTSC 2024 Preview and it has 93 processes. I feel as though some of these numbers would vary depending on the hardware provider. This test system was an Asus gaming rig that I built. I want to test this out on another system to see how much they vary. Plus I want to test out 8.1 Pro and 10 Pro as well as 11 Pro just to see. Would be a good chart to have and share with customers.
will you please make a detailed comparision video between windows 11 pro and this one. i want something which is less bloated and run everything i need.
Hi How are you. Can you send me the link or tell me how I can download Windows 11 IOT Enterprise LTSC ISO. I will be very happy if you answer me. I really want to put windows on my 15 years old Laptop. It is a brand Lenovo ThinkPad Model R400. But when I put normal Windows 11 on it, it crashes a lot, nothing opens. And when I put Windows 10 LTSC, it just flies, it doesn't crash. But I really want to put Windows 11 on it. Can you tell me or send me the link to download Isoto on Windows 11 IOT Enterprise LTSC.Bye Have a nice day.
I'm afraid the IoT products are strictly for OEM's that manufacture appliances. You could certainly look at getting a Visual Studio/MSDN subscription and gain access to the LTSC non IoT products. Then you could run it on your personal systems. But 100% agree with you that the LTSC products are the most stable and reliable versions. Thanks for commenting on my video!
@@WindowsChamp And can you send me an iso file. I am a 14 year old kid. I really want my laptop to work well. I will. Can you send me the iso file if possible. I will be happy. Just now holidays are coming. I really want to install windows 11 LTSC on my laptop. Can you send me the iso file. Have a nice day.
I can not send you the IoT version as you are not an OEM and I can't send you the non IoT version because I do not have access to it. But you can download the ISO evaluation version of Win 11 Enterprise right here: www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-windows-11-enterprise
Up through Surface Pro 9 series all support the Win 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2019 and 2021 editions. The newest Surface Pro 10 only supports build 22H2 of Windows 10 and Windows 11 of course. But it does not support build 21H2 which is the IoT LTSC 2021 product. We have customers that use the Surface Pro family with their appliances.
@@user-zr7kz4vs7c Surface Go 4 only supports Win 10 build 22H2 and Win 11. The LTSC 2021 is based on build 21H2. Doesn't mean that it won't work but it isn't supported. I would bet that it would work just fine with everything but you would simply have to test it out.
Hello Rahul, it is within the Microsoft Collaborate tool and is available to OEM's that have a current Customer License Agreement. You must be an OEM that builds and sells OEM IoT appliances. If you are an IoT OEM with a CLA, shoot me an email to ken.marlin@arrow.com.
@@WindowsChamp thank you very much for ur reply.. but I am not an OEM . I wanna try non iot version (windows 11 ltsc ) could you pls share ur file link or something
They currently do not have a non IoT Win 11 Enterprise LTSC edition but they do have an eval version of Win 11 Enterprise. You can get it here: www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-windows-11-enterprise
This preview version isn't available to everyone. You must be an OEM with a signed CLA agreement. If you are an OEM that would like to qualify and sign the agreement, reach out to us at windowsIoT@arrow.com
I am now an OEM. I decided to become one. Can you send me the iso file of Windows 11 LTSC. I will be glad if you send me the iso file, which is only for OEM. Have a nice day.
It requires signing a legal agreement between you as the OEM and Microsoft upon which we can then provide the details on how to download the preview of Win 11 IoT Ent LTSC. Reach out to our team at windowsIoT@arrow.com and we can get you started on the legal agreement.
That's the purpose of the LTSC IoT edition, it has little to no apps running in the background and is extremely stable with support for 10 years. It's used on medical appliances and other appliances that require reliability and stability.
There is an ARM version available but in this video, I'm only showing you the x64 edition. The Raspberry Pi boards are not x64 but instead are using an Arm processor. Check out other videos on my channel in reference to Windows IoT on ARM.
It isn't available to consumers. It is only available to OEM's that build fixed purpose devices but we have Gaming OEM's that will use it for dedicated gaming systems.
@@WindowsChamp Well I do hope they will add it in the GA phase. As Winget is a native Windows package manager, my use case would be to use it to maintain my installed packages. I do know that there are other package alternatives, but Winget is something Windows was lacking two decades long.
No it's the real thing. I'm an authorized distributor for Windows IoT and I have access to the preview edition for early testing. No Homebrew stuff on my channel.
@@davidlowell5986 We don't distribute or sell preview editions. It's for internal testing only by OEM's that have a legal agreement in place. We distribute and sell production versions such as Windows 11 IoT Enterprise and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021. Win 11 IoT Ent LTSC is not available for production purposes as it hasn't been officially released yet.
@@WindowsChamp Im not any business owner just enjoy testing different windows versions, is there a way for me to try win 11 iot ltsc i mean could you kindly point me in the direction where I could download preview of it ? thanks in advance
So clean, this is what Windows should be like for everyone.
Can you remove Edge? I thought that no Edge preinstalled was one of the reasons to use the LTSC versions.
The LTSC editions have almost nothing installed but the Edge Browser. You can very easily go to add/remove programs and remove Edge. It does however come included with LTSC. Well technically the LTSC 2019 includes Internet Explorer. LTSC 2021 includes Edge.
LTSC always includes the browser, either ie or edge
What I find most interesting is that Paint is included (not Paint 3d, Paint)
They got rid of that a long time ago to my knowledge
I'm hyped.
Hi can you share the comparing Windows 10 IoT Ent LTSC 2021 vs. LTSC 2019 and Windows 11 IoT Ent LTSC?
I need to update my document where I compare LTSC 2021 vs LTSC 2019 vs Win 11 IoT Ent to now include the Win 11 IoT Ent LTSC. I'll be doing that soon with a new video.
Would you happen to know if Windows 11 LTSC Preview currently supports Direct-storage? I'm currently running W10 LTSC and don't plan on using the Preview but I am curious of Direct-storage.
I double checked on this one and the answer I got was that yes, the Windows 11 IoT Enterprise and the Win 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC should support Direct-Storage.
@@WindowsChamp thank you :)
Where can one get the install ISO of Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC?? I'm new to this side of MS.-, any help would be appreciated.
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So if this client isn't released yet, then that means I can't activate it yet. In that case, I hope it does come out before my trial ends in 74 days or else I may be screwed.
This video is from a year ago... The 11 IoT Ent LTSC 2024 product launched on May 22nd and is now available but only available to OEM's that manufacture appliances.
I noticed that there is a new SKU called "Windows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC Subscription"... What's the difference between the normal IoT Ent LTSC edition & Subscription edition?
I'm told that is for a future licensing option to subscribe but Microsoft hasn't provided any further details yet.
Can I test this? I always to gave Microsoft feedback, windows consumer is so buggy. Out of curiosity where can I buy 10 ltsc, 22h2?
You must be an OEM that builds and resells IoT fixed purpose appliances in order to qualify and sign a legal agreement with Microsoft. You can purchase any Windows IoT products from Arrow Electronics once you have your agreement in place. Reach out to us at WindowsIoT@arrow.com
Can we turn this into a gaming PC ? Like running Steam only ?
The IoT LTSC products are not available to end-user consumers. You have to be an OEM that is building a gaming system like the steamdeck for example. But yet, this would make a great O/S for an OEM building a dedicated gaming system.
@@WindowsChamp Thank you for your answer
Hi, can I use this version even if I am just a normal user? I read that i need to be a professional, IT, or something like that.
yeah you definitely can
@@George-uv7wt Awesome, I'll take a look at it.
Is there a way to control or open Windows Defender?
For the 11 LTSC, the Defender is under Windows Security Center and I'm afraid you cannot disable it. In the past there have been options including installing a 3rd party antivirus application but for this new product, we've been told it cannot be disabled.
I think the latest update for Windows 10 is breaking PCs. I checked the forum and complaints are piling up.
Just thought you may wanna check it out 😅
This is exactly why OEMs use Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC because it only receives security patches and never receives any new updates that could break the device. I haven't seen any news on anything breaking Windows 10 and Windows 10 is on the last build 22H2 so you would need to be more specific. Which update is causing the issues? Let me know. Always a good discussion point.
How many processes are running in the task manager after the initial installation, without installing anything extra?
I like that question. I'll test that out this coming week and let you know. You can customize and removed further things to limit the items but it would be good to know what the default is so I'll test that out. Thanks for asking that question!
This number is around 30 in 8.1 embedded industry Pro and around 110 in Win 10 iot ltsc. I'm curious about Win 11.
@@serkut2026 I did a clean install of Win 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 and it only shows 79 processes running. I did a clean install of the latest Win 11 IoT Ent LTSC 2024 Preview and it has 93 processes. I feel as though some of these numbers would vary depending on the hardware provider. This test system was an Asus gaming rig that I built. I want to test this out on another system to see how much they vary. Plus I want to test out 8.1 Pro and 10 Pro as well as 11 Pro just to see. Would be a good chart to have and share with customers.
Thanks for the information@@WindowsChamp 💙
Does this version have Bing integrated into the start search bar?
Excuse me, what is the difference between IoT LTSC and general LTSC?
I actually have a video on this topic here. th-cam.com/video/idanMagmfsQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Y4hIaBe0CgP20Xyn
will you please make a detailed comparision video between windows 11 pro and this one. i want something which is less bloated and run everything i need.
Absolutely. That's a great idea.
Windows Pro N has less crap.
Enable ultimate power plan, optimize windows for performance and edit startup options
Hi How are you. Can you send me the link or tell me how I can download Windows 11 IOT Enterprise LTSC ISO. I will be very happy if you answer me. I really want to put windows on my 15 years old Laptop. It is a brand Lenovo ThinkPad Model R400. But when I put normal Windows 11 on it, it crashes a lot, nothing opens. And when I put Windows 10 LTSC, it just flies, it doesn't crash. But I really want to put Windows 11 on it. Can you tell me or send me the link to download Isoto on Windows 11 IOT Enterprise LTSC.Bye Have a nice day.
I'm afraid the IoT products are strictly for OEM's that manufacture appliances. You could certainly look at getting a Visual Studio/MSDN subscription and gain access to the LTSC non IoT products. Then you could run it on your personal systems. But 100% agree with you that the LTSC products are the most stable and reliable versions. Thanks for commenting on my video!
@@WindowsChamp And can you send me an iso file. I am a 14 year old kid. I really want my laptop to work well. I will. Can you send me the iso file if possible. I will be happy. Just now holidays are coming. I really want to install windows 11 LTSC on my laptop. Can you send me the iso file. Have a nice day.
I can not send you the IoT version as you are not an OEM and I can't send you the non IoT version because I do not have access to it. But you can download the ISO evaluation version of Win 11 Enterprise right here: www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-windows-11-enterprise
@@WindowsChamp And this is the LTSC version of Windows 11. Is this the trimmed version. That is, which is 9GB. I need this version of Windows 11
Does surface pro touch screen supports Windows 10 enterprise IOT LTSC ? Thanks
Up through Surface Pro 9 series all support the Win 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2019 and 2021 editions. The newest Surface Pro 10 only supports build 22H2 of Windows 10 and Windows 11 of course. But it does not support build 21H2 which is the IoT LTSC 2021 product. We have customers that use the Surface Pro family with their appliances.
@@WindowsChamp how about surface go 4? Can it run Win10 IOT enterprise ltsc 2021, does touch screens / other drivers works ? Thanks
@@user-zr7kz4vs7c Surface Go 4 only supports Win 10 build 22H2 and Win 11. The LTSC 2021 is based on build 21H2. Doesn't mean that it won't work but it isn't supported. I would bet that it would work just fine with everything but you would simply have to test it out.
How did you get that iso... Pls share a link with me .. i also wanna try it please 🙏
Hello Rahul, it is within the Microsoft Collaborate tool and is available to OEM's that have a current Customer License Agreement. You must be an OEM that builds and sells OEM IoT appliances. If you are an IoT OEM with a CLA, shoot me an email to ken.marlin@arrow.com.
@@WindowsChamp thank you very much for ur reply.. but I am not an OEM .
I wanna try non iot version (windows 11 ltsc ) could you pls share ur file link or something
They currently do not have a non IoT Win 11 Enterprise LTSC edition but they do have an eval version of Win 11 Enterprise. You can get it here: www.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/evaluate-windows-11-enterprise
Hi! Could you please tell what is the ram consumption after start in task manager?
Yes let me have a look at that today. I'll post what I see by end of the day.
@@WindowsChamp Thanks in advance!
Did a clean install on a system with 8Gb RAM. On first boot it is showing 28% or around 2.1Gb used.@@maxbonaire7169
@@WindowsChamp thank you very much!
Where can I download it, I would like to test it
This preview version isn't available to everyone. You must be an OEM with a signed CLA agreement. If you are an OEM that would like to qualify and sign the agreement, reach out to us at windowsIoT@arrow.com
I am now an OEM. I decided to become one. Can you send me the iso file of Windows 11 LTSC. I will be glad if you send me the iso file, which is only for OEM. Have a nice day.
It requires signing a legal agreement between you as the OEM and Microsoft upon which we can then provide the details on how to download the preview of Win 11 IoT Ent LTSC. Reach out to our team at windowsIoT@arrow.com and we can get you started on the legal agreement.
I would like a download link.
You must be an OEM with a CLA agreement. If you are an OEM and want to discuss the CLA agreement, email us at windowsIoT@arrow.com
Windows is so, unstable, I wonder why can the have an intelligent bot that run in the background to cleanup or close and restart programs.
That's the purpose of the LTSC IoT edition, it has little to no apps running in the background and is extremely stable with support for 10 years. It's used on medical appliances and other appliances that require reliability and stability.
Will this run on a SBC like RPie?
There is an ARM version available but in this video, I'm only showing you the x64 edition. The Raspberry Pi boards are not x64 but instead are using an Arm processor. Check out other videos on my channel in reference to Windows IoT on ARM.
Where can I test this iso out?
It is currently only available to OEM's that have a signed CLA but reach out to us at WindowsChamp@arrow.com and we can provide additional details.
@@WindowsChampI don’t think my small company applies sadly, I Geus I will have to wait till late 2024.
How to download Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC.iso
You must qualify to download this product. Reach out via windowsIoT@arrow.com to see if you qualify.
Download?
You must be an OEM that builds fixed purpose appliances and has a legal agreement with Microsoft.
can i use for gaming
It isn't available to consumers. It is only available to OEM's that build fixed purpose devices but we have Gaming OEM's that will use it for dedicated gaming systems.
Yes
Can you check if winget is supported out of box in this build?
At this time it isn't included out the box. You still have to add it. What or how are you using winget? what purpose?
@@WindowsChamp
Well I do hope they will add it in the GA phase.
As Winget is a native Windows package manager, my use case would be to use it to maintain my installed packages. I do know that there are other package alternatives, but Winget is something Windows was lacking two decades long.
I'll provide your feedback to Microsoft. That's good feedback.
still same as windows 10 ltsc user including iot.
Yeah pretty similar, with commercial apps removed such as Xbox, news, Weather, etc.... Simple, clean, Reliable, and Secure.
thats not windows 11 ltsc. Microsoft havent released any yet. likely homebrew ltsc
No it's the real thing. I'm an authorized distributor for Windows IoT and I have access to the preview edition for early testing. No Homebrew stuff on my channel.
If it's preview how can you distribute it for money? At least that's what you're saying on your website.
@@davidlowell5986 We don't distribute or sell preview editions. It's for internal testing only by OEM's that have a legal agreement in place. We distribute and sell production versions such as Windows 11 IoT Enterprise and Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021. Win 11 IoT Ent LTSC is not available for production purposes as it hasn't been officially released yet.
Ok I understand now thanks 👍
@@WindowsChamp Im not any business owner just enjoy testing different windows versions, is there a way for me to try win 11 iot ltsc i mean could you kindly point me in the direction where I could download preview of it ? thanks in advance