Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 for Developers Sample Questions:

1. You are deploying a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image to a custom device. You need to install the image by using a USB flash drive. You create a startup USB drive. What should you do next?

A) Create an unattended answer file. Point the answer file to locate the distribution share by using a network share. Copy the answer file and the Image Builder files to the USB drive. Start Image Builder Wizard (IBW) to install the final image from the answer file.
B) Copy the contents of the Windows Embedded Standard 7 Image Builder Wizard (IBW) disk to the USB drive. Start IBW to install the final image.
C) Create an answer file and a configuration set that corresponds to the final image. Copy the answer file, the configuration set, and the Image Builder files to the USB drive. Start Image Builder Wizard (IBW) to install the final image from the answer file.
D) Copy the final image and the answer file that corresponds to the image to the USB drive. Start WindowsPE and use the lmageX.exe tool and the answer file to install the final image.

2. You have a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image. You need to create recovery media that has WindowsPE on a USB flash drive. What should you do?

A) Generate the required files by using the Copype.cmd command. Use the Diskpart tool to create a bootable partition on the USB flash drive. Copy the files from the \ISO directory created by the Copype.cmd command to the USB flash drive.
B) Format the USB flash drive by using the FORMAT command. Set the Master Boot Record (MBR) to mark the first partition as active. Copy the base WindowsPE image (Winpe.wim) and the etfsboot.com file to a folder. Use the oscdimg.exe tool to create an ISO file that contains the contents of the folder. Copy the ISO file to the USB flash drive.
C) Format the USB flash drive by using the Diskpart tool and assign the drive letter "X:" to it. Copy the base WindowsPE image (Winpe.wim) to the root directory of the USB flash drive.
D) Format the USB flash drive. Use the Bootsect.exe program to create a BOOTMGR boot sector on the drive. Use the Copype.cmd command to copy the required files to the USB flash drive.

3. You are creating a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for a target device. You have a third-party driver for a plug-and-play USB device. You have an INF file and binary files for the driver. The USB device will be attached to the target hardware device after the device is deployed. You need to add the third-party driver to the image. What should you do in Image Configuration Editor (ICE)?

A) From the distribution share, add the third-party driver from the Out-of-Box Drivers folder. Configure the settings to install the driver during the offlineServicing pass.
B) Configure the DriverPaths setting of EmbeddedEdition_x86 during the WindowsPE pass to install the third-party driver.
C) Insert a synchronous command during the WindowsPE pass to install the third-party driver.
D) Insert a synchronous command during the Specialize pass to install the third-party driver.

4. You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image. The target device has no display. You deploy an application that displays custom dialog boxes. You need to configure the image to automatically provide an answer to each custom dialog box. What should you do?

A) Add and configure the Shell Controls and Ul Support Functions package.
B) Configure the Windows Embedded Core component.
C) Add and configure the Message Box Default Reply component.
D) Add and configure the Dialog Box Filter package.

5. You are deploying a Windows Embedded Standard 7 custom image to 5,000 target devices over a network. You need to automate the process of installing custom files and folders during image installation. What should you do?

A) Install the standard image by using Image Builder Wizard (IBW). Copy the custom files and folders from a network-accessible share to their location on the target. Run the Sysprep /oobe command.
B) Use the lmageX.exe tool to capture the custom files and folders to a Windows Image (WIM) file. Save the file to a network-accessible share. Modify the images answer file to provide the source and destination locations for the WIM file. Install the standard image by using Image Builder Wizard (IBW) along with the answer file.
C) Install the standard image to a reference target. Copy the custom files and folders from a network-accessible share to their destination location on the target. Start the target in WindowsPE and use the lmageX.exe tool to capture the image. Deploy the standard image to multiple computers by using WindowsPE and lmageX.exe.
D) Install the standard image by using Image Builder Wizard (IBW). Run the Sysprep /audit /generalize /shutdown command to start the computer in Audit mode. Copy the custom files and folders from a network-accessible share to their location on the target. Run the Sysprep /generalize/oobe /shutdown command.

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