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Question #17

You have a Windows Embedded Standard 7 Windows Image (WIM) file generated from a target device. The file is too large to be stored on the USB media that will be used for deployment. You need to reduce the size of the WIM file for deployment on target devices. Which tool and switches should you use when specifying the original WIM file as the input?

A. the DISM tool along with the /Cleanup-Wim and /Online switches

B. the DISM tool along with the /Cleanup-Wim and /Commit-Wim switches

C. the lmageX.exe tool along with the /EXPORT and /COMPRESS maximum switches

D. the lmageX.exe tool along with the /CAPTURE and /COMPRESS maximum switches

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Correct Answer: C Vote an answer

Question #18

You are deploying a final and resealed Windows Embedded Standard 7 Windows Image (WIM) file to a target device. You need to configure a bootable USB storage device to automatically deploy the WIM file to the target device. What should you do?

A. Format the USB storage device by using Windows 7 or Windows Vista in the FAT32 file
system format. Copy the WIM file to the USB storage device. Create and edit the Boot.ini
file on the USB storage device to use the ImageX tool to deploy the WIM file.

B. Format the USB storage device by using Windows 7 or Windows Vista in the NTFS file
system format. Create a WindowsPE image by using Image
Configuration Editor (ICE) and copy the generated WindowsPE files to the USB storage
device. Copy the WIM file to the USB storage device. Change
the startnet file from WindowsPE to use the ImageX tool to deploy the WIM file.

C. Format the USB storage device by using Windows 7 or Windows Vista in the FAT32 file
system format. Create a WindowsPE image by using Image Configuration Editor (ICE) and
copy the generated WindowsPE files to the USB storage device. Copy the WIM file to the
USB storage device. Change the bootcfg file from WindowsPE to use the ImageX tool to
deploy the WIM file.

D. Format the USB storage device by using Windows 7 or Windows Vista in the NTFS file
system format. Copy the WIM file to the USB storage device.
Copy the ntldr and Boot.ini files to the USB storage device. Edit the Boot.ini file to use the
ImageX tool to deploy the WIM file.

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Question #19

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. Add the Unbranded Startup Screens package.

B. Use the BCDEdit tool.

C. Place the customers bitmap file in the SOEMS folder.

D. Add the Shell Foundation package.

E. Use the Notepad.exe tool to edit the Boot.ini file.

F. Place the customers bitmap file in the answer file.

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Question #20

You are deploying a final and resealed Windows Embedded Standard 7 Windows Image (WIM) file to a target device. You need to create a bootable DVD to automatically deploy the WIM file to the target device. What should you do?

A. Use the HD2ISO.exe tool to create an ISO file that contains the WIM file, the ImageX tool, and an edited Boot.ini file to deploy the WIM file. Burn the ISO file on a writable DVD

B. Use the HD2ISO.exe tool to create an ISO file that contains the WIM file, the ImageX tool, an ntldr file, and an edited Boot.ini file to deploy the WIM file.Burn the ISO file on a writable DVD .

C. Create a WindowsPE image by using Image Configuration Editor (ICE). Change the bootcfg file from WindowsPE to use the lmageX.exe tool to deploy the WIM file. Use the oscdimg.exe tool to generate a bootable ISO file. Burn the ISO file on a writable DVD .

D. Create a WindowsPE image by using Image Configuration Editor (ICE). Change the startnet file from WindowsPE to use the lmageX.exe tool to deploy the WIM file. Use the oscdimg.exe tool to generate a bootable ISO file. Burn the ISO file on a writable DVD .

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Question #21

You deploy a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image to a public kiosk that has Internet access. You need to ensure that system updates are automatically received and applied to the online image. What should you do?

A. Configure the Windows Update agent to automatically examine the Windows Update server and silently download and install updates.

B. Use the SyncCenter tool to create a basic task that invokes the Windows Update Standalone installer on a daily basis.

C. Configure Windows Defender to automatically examine and install updates. Include the system management administrative tools in the image.

D. Include Windows Installer in the image.

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Question #22

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for a device that will be deployed over a network that is not connected to the Internet. You need to ensure that Microsoft updates can be installed on the device. What should you do?

A. Add the System Control Panel package to the device image. In the System Control Panel/Security/Windows Update tab, configure Windows Update to download updates but allow the user to decide whether to install the updates.

B. Add the Windows Server Update Service (WSUS) client application to the device image. Configure the client application to receive and apply updates on a daily basis.

C. Add the Windows Update package to the image. Use the Windows Update Standalone Installer (WUSexe) tool to install each update individually.

D. Add the Microsoft Management Console package to the device image. Use the System Tools/Task Scheduler/SyncCenter tool to create a basic task to regularly run a script to poll an internal server that runs the Windows Server Update Service (WSUS).

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Question #23

You are creating an answer file for a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image by using Image Configuration Editor (ICE). You attempt to save the answer file. You receive an error message stating that the answer file contains validation errors. You need to resolve the error. What should you do?

A. Add a synchronous command to the Specialize configuration pass.

B. Examine the error messages in the Validation tab. Open each error message and resolve package dependencies.

C. Insert the SOEMS folder path in ICE.

D. Run the Static Dependency Analyzer tool and add mapped dependencies to the answer file.

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Question #24

You deploy devices that run the same Windows Embedded Standard 7 image. You need to enable or disable package features in a single device without re-imaging the device. You want to achieve this goal by using the minimum amount of administrative effort. What should you do?

A. Run the DISM /online /Add-Package /PackagePath:<"package.cab"> command to enable a feature. Run the DISM /online /Remove- Package /PackageName:<feature name in image> command to disable a feature.

B. From the answer file for the image, open the Properties page for the feature and set the Disabled option to True. Run the DISM /online /Apply_Unattend:<"answerfile.xml"> command.

C. Create separate custom answer files that have a specific set of features for each device. Run the DISM /online /Apply_Unattend:<"custom_answerfile.xml"> command to enable or disable features based on the custom answer file.

D. Run the DISM /online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:<feature> command to enable a feature. Run the DISM /online /Disable- Feature /FeatureName:<feature> command to disable a feature.

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