Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 for Developers Sample Questions:

1. You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 portable device for a customer. You have storage data files on a separate partition. You need to protect the storage data files from unauthorized access. What should you do?

A) Use Hibernate Once Resume Many (HORM).
B) Use Enhanced Write Filter (EWF).
C) Use File-Based Write Filter (FBWF).
D) Use BitLocker.

2. You are creating a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for a target device. You plan to use new hardware along with 8 GB of RAM in the target device. The device will run a database application that requires a large amount of physical memory. You need to ensure that the operating system can use all the RAM available in the device. What should you do?

A) Run
the bcdedit.exe /set increaseuserva
3072 command
during the
appropriate configuration pass.
B) Use the Select Distribution Share option to select an x86 distribution share.
C) Configure the PageFile\Size setting of EmbeddedEdition_x86.
D) Use the Select Distribution Share option to select an x64 distribution share.

3. A Windows Embedded Standard 7 image is deployed to Ethernet-enabled, handheld devices.
You need to ensure that the devices can be updated periodically without being re-imaged.
What should you do?

A) Create a distribution share
by
using the
updated packages.
Re-configure the images answer file to point to the new distribution share. Start each device to WindowsPE and run the setup /unattend:AutoUnattend.xml command.
B) Run the Pkgscn /Find-Updates /PackagePath:<path to packages> /ConfigSetDir:<path to configuration set> command on each device to create a configuration set. Run the DISM /online /Apply_Unattend:AutoUnattend.xml command by using the answer file for the configuration set.
C) Create an answer file and a configuration set by using the updated packages. Run the PkgScn/Get-Packages /ConfigSetDir:<path to configuration set answer file> command on each device.
D) Create an answer file by using the updated packages. From the %SystemRoot%\System32\Sysprep directory, run the Sysprep /unattend:AutoUnattend.xml command on each device.

4. You manually deploy a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image to a target device. The devices hard disk consists of two partitions, one contains system files and the other contains data. You need to prepare the hard disk to deploy the image. What should you do?

A) Start the device with Image Builder Wizard (IBW) and use the BCDEdit tool.
B) Start the device with WindowsPE and use the Bootsect tool.
C) Start the device with Image Builder Wizard (IBW) and use the Expand tool.
D) Start the device with WindowsPE and use the Diskpart tool.

5. You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for a customer. You need to replace
the
Windows Embedded
Standard 7 startup screen
with the
customers
branded screen. Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

A) Place the customers bitmap file in the SOEMS folder.
B) Use the Notepad.exe tool to edit the Boot.ini file.
C) Add the Shell Foundation package.
D) Place the customers bitmap file in the answer file.
E) Use the BCDEdit tool.
F) Add the Unbranded Startup Screens package.

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