You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for a device. The device does not have sufficient RAM to run a custom version of WindowsPE. The device has a DVD drive but does not have USB or networking capability. You need to configure WindowsPE to run on the device. What should you do?

• A. Create a second partition on the devices hard disk drive. Ensure that the partition is large
  enough to include the WindowsPE image.
  Copy the image to the partition.
• B. On a target device that has sufficient memory, start WindowsPE with the Profiling option
  enabled. Perform the specific tasks used for maintenance. Create a new WindowsPE image
  by using the profile.
• C. Use the BCDEdit tool to modify the boot configuration database so that WindowsPE will
  start directly from the DVD .
• D. Create a page file that is large enough to include the WindowsPE image on the hard disk.

You are deploying a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image to a portable device. You build and test the device by using only English as the language. End users must be able to select a language other than English from the Windows Welcome screen. You need to ensure that the device includes both languages. You need to achieve this goal without taking the device offline. What should you do?

• A. Install the language pack for the selected language by using the DISM /online /Add- Package/PackagePath:LPxab
  command.
  Run
  the Sysprep /oobe /shutdown
  command. Lang.ini file to include the
• B. Use an unattended answer file that includes the language pack for the selected language. Run the DISM /online/Apply_Unattend:<"unattend.xml"> command.
• C. Use an unattended answer file with a RunSynchronous command in the oobeSystem pass to invoke the Ipksetup /i <locale> /p<path to LPxab> command.

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image by using Image Configuration Editor (ICE). You want to delete a package from the image. You need to use ICE to find the package that contains a specific file. You want to achieve this goal using the minimum amount of administrative effort. What should you do?

• A. Use the Find functionality to search the distribution share and filter the results by using the Search File Names in Packages option.
• B. Use the Windows File Search functionality in the distribution share.
• C. Use the Find functionality to search the answer file and filter the results by using the Search File Names in Packages option.
• D. Use the Explore Distribution Share option on the Tools menu.

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image. You have a thin client application that runs on an information kiosk. The application retrieves and displays information from a Terminal Services server. You need to ensure that the image will support the thin client connection to the server. What should you do?

• A. Use the Remote Desktop Connection feature.
• B. Install the thin client application to the reference image and configure Windows Firewall to accept server connections on a specific port.
• C. Enable remote desktop connections by setting the Windows Embedded\TerminalServices-LocalSessionManager option for the fDenyTSConnections setting to False.
• D. Use the Server Message Block Server (SMBServer) feature to enable shared access to the files and applications on the server.

You are creating a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for a target device. You plan to use a new hardware platform for the device. You need to import the devices hardware information into Image Configuration Editor (ICE). You also need to minimize the amount of information you are importing. What should you do?

• A. Start the target device with retail Windows and execute the lmageX.exe tool.
• B. Start the target device with MS-DOS and execute the TAP.exe tool.
• C. Start the target device by using WindowsPE and execute the lmageX.exe tool.
• D. Start the target device by using WindowsPE and execute the TAP.exe tool.