Windows IoT Community

Raspberry Pi 5 for Windows IoT

Overview

The Raspberry Pi 5 brings a new level of performance to the Windows IoT ecosystem, featuring a faster CPU, more RAM, and native support for Windows 11 IoT Enterprise. Whether you're building edge AI, digital signage, or industrial controllers, the Pi 5 provides the flexibility and power you need.

Key Specifications

CPUQuad‑core Cortex‑A76 (2.4 GHz)
GPUVideoCore VII, OpenGL ES 3.2
Memory4 GB / 8 GB LPDDR4X
StorageMicro‑SD, USB‑3.0, optional NVMe via PCIe
ConnectivityWi‑Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, Gigabit Ethernet
Ports2×USB‑3.0, 2×USB‑2.0, 2× micro‑HDMI (4K 60 Hz), GPIO‑40, CSI‑2, DSI
OS SupportWindows 11 IoT Enterprise, Windows 10 IoT Core (Legacy)

Getting Started

  1. Download the latest Windows IoT image for Raspberry Pi 5.
  2. Flash the image onto a high‑speed micro‑SD card (minimum 16 GB, Class 10).
  3. Insert the card, connect power (5 V 3 A USB‑C), and power on.
  4. Complete the OOBE setup via the attached display or remote PowerShell.
  5. Deploy your first UWP or Win32 IoT app using Visual Studio 2022.
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Resources

Quickstart guide

Quickstart Guide

A step‑by‑step walkthrough to get your Pi 5 up and running.

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Developer Kit

Hardware Development Kit

Official Microsoft IoT dev kit with accessories and documentation.

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Sample code

Sample Projects

Ready‑to‑run samples for AI, sensors, and UI on Raspberry Pi 5.

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Community forum

Community Forum

Join discussions, ask questions, and share your projects.

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