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Windows Embedded CE

Develop small footprint devices with a componentized, real-time operating system

Windows Embedded Standard

Develop advanced commercial and consumer devices with thousands of existing Windows applications and drivers

Windows Embedded Enterprise

Develop dedicated embedded devices that require custom interfaces and a fully functioning Windows OS

Windows Embedded POSReady

Connect a variety of retail or hospitality device peripherals onto a single point of service system

Windows Embedded NavReady

Develop devices optimized for portable navigation devices

Windows Embedded Server

Configure, deploy and manage dedicated server platforms.

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Download a Free Product Trial

Trial versions of Windows Embedded products are fully functional for 4 months (6 months for Windows Embedded CE). Products are available by immediate download (Windows Live ID login required) or by requesting a CD-ROM.

Get a Product Key

In order to start developing with your trial copy, you must enter a Product Key. Select a Windows Embedded product from below to acquire a Product Key for your trial copy (Note: this process requires you to sign in using your Windows Live Account):

New to Windows Embedded?

Visit the product “Getting Started” pages for an outline of software you need to begin developing: