Windows 10 IoT Core Build 15002 released to Insiders

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Along with Windows 10 Build 15002 for PCs, Microsoft released build 15002 for Windows 10 IoT to Windows Insiders. Unlike the build for PCs, build 15002 for IoT doesn’t include a lot of new features, but it’s still a pretty major update.

One of the most notable new features in the new update is the improved UI for Device Portal in this build. The update also includes changes to the GUID of the UEFI file system volume for the DragonBoard and the BluetoothLE stack has also been updated with a bug fix.

Here’s the full changelog:

  • Changes were made to the GUID of the UEFI file system volume for the DragonBoard
  • Updates were made to Cortana on IoT to address reports of errors when listening
  • Changes were made to the visual layout of Windows Devices Portal (WDP/Web Management)
  • Cortana feature has been enabled. See the Cortana section below for more details
  • The Dragonboard BSP in the provided FFU has been updated to build 2110 as provided by Qualcomm
  • The Windows Device Portal (WDP/Web Management) has been extended to add a quick run portal for IoT Samples
  • A fix was made to the Class Extensions for Hardware Notification (hwnclx) and USB Function (usbfnclx) packages so that they would be included in the default IoT Core images
  • Changes were made to IoTShell to enable waiting for PPKG provisioned package installation to complete
  • Updates were made to the GPIO Interrupt Buffer API
  • Changes were made to Applyupdate.exe to add the blockrebooton/blockrebootoff flags
  • A fix was made to the power state API to ensure the wakeup timer is cancelled upon exiting from connected standby
  • Universal Write Filter (UWF) has been added as an option to the Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer (ICD)
  • The BluetoothLE stack has been updated to address the issues seen when calling GattDeviceService.GetCharacteristics
  • Issues with NanoRDP connecting have been addressed

If you Windows 10 IoT Core, you should be able to get the latest build if you are a Windows Insider. Do keep in mind that there are a couple of known issues in build 15002, so make sure to check those out here before installing it on your IoT device.

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