Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 for Developers Sample Questions:

1. You plan to deploy two different operating system images on two different partitions to a Windows Embedded Standard 7 device. You need to ensure that you are able to choose the operating system when the device is started. What should you do?

A) Use the BCDEdit tool to add a new entry in the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) store.
B) Use the Diskpart tool to select the active partition to start from.
C) Edit the Boot.ini file and define another entry from which the second partition must start.
D) Use the Bootprep tool to add another startup partition to the boot loader.

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. You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image by using Image Configuration Editor (ICE). You have an installation file for an application. You need to ensure that the application is deployed automatically when the image is deployed. What should you do?

A) Add a value for the installation file to the HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run registry key.
B) Insert a synchronous command to the answer file to run the installation file.
C) Create a configuration set based on the answer file.
D) Add the installation file shortcut to the Autostart folder.

4. You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7image on a target device. The device has two partitions, one for the operating system and the other contains data. A Windows Image (WIM) file is generated from the operating system partition on the target device. You need to capture the data partition and store it in the same WIM image file as the operating system partition. Which tool and switch should you use when specifying the original WIM file as the input?

A) the lmageX.exe tool along with the /CAPTURE switch
B) the DISM tool along with the /Mount-Wim switch
C) the DISM tool along with the /Image switch
D) the lmageX.exe tool along with the /APPEND switch

5. 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) 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.
B) Use the BCDEdit tool to modify the boot configuration database so that WindowsPE will
start directly from the DVD .
C) Create a page file that is large enough to include the WindowsPE image on the hard disk.
D) 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.

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