Microsoft-TS Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 2009, Development

You are configuring a run-time image. You plan to deploy the run-time image on several devices. You need to ensure that each device has a unique computer security ID (SID). What should you do?

You plan to create a run-time image that will start from a CD-ROM. You need to create an ISO image of the post-FBA run-time image. Which tool should you use?

You are designing a Windows Embedded Standard run-time image. You need to prepare the destination media to use the FAT16 file system. You format the media. What should you do next?

You are designing a run-time image that will load from an USB storage media during startup. You need to prepare the USB storage media to load the image during startup. What should you do?

You use a bootable USB media to deploy an image to an NTFS file system partition that resides on the local hard disk. You set the BIOS boot order to start from the local hard disk first, and then from the USB media. After you deploy the image to the local hard disk, you discover that the device was not able to start from the local hard disk. You need to ensure that the device starts from the local hard disk. What should you do?

You are designing a run-time image in Windows Embedded Standard. You have included the System Cloning Tool component. You first need to customize the image after the First Boot Agent (FBA) completes. You then need to manually reseal the image. Which value should you assign to the cmiResealPhase extended property of the System Cloning Tool component?

You have deployed a run-time image that includes the Enhanced Write Filter (EWF) component. The component is configured for RAM overlay. You start the run-time image. You discover that changes persist to the disk. You confirm that EWF is enabled. You need to discover why EWF did not function correctly. What should you review?

|You are creating a hardware configuration for a Windows Embedded Standard device. The destination device contains Windows XP Professional SP2. You plan to create a PMQ file to import the hardware configuration of the destination device. You need to generate the most detailed list possible of hardware components that are available in the destination device. Which tool should you use?

Lead your way to certificates! You are creating a component for a third-party application by using Component Designer. At run time, the application depends on Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) libraries. You need to add an MFC dependency on the component by using Component Designer. What should you do?

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard run-time image. You discover that a device driver is not available in the list of components for Windows Embedded Standard. You need to ensure that the device driver component is available during development of the run-time image. What should you do?