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Microsoft 70-582 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Installing and Configuring Windows Embedded Standard 7 | 20% | - Using Image Configuration Editor (ICE) - Using Image Builder Wizard (IBW) - Configuring distribution shares - Creating and modifying answer files |
| Topic 2: Deploying and Servicing Images | 25% | - Using DISM and ImageX tools - Creating and modifying WIM images - Deploying images to target devices - Servicing offline and online images |
| Topic 3: Maintaining and Troubleshooting | 15% | - Performance monitoring and optimization - Resolving deployment and runtime issues - Logging and diagnostics |
| Topic 4: Implementing Security and Lockdown | 15% | - Configuring Dialog Filter and Keyboard Filter - Configuring Enhanced Write Filters (EWF) - Implementing custom shell and lockdown policies - Configuring File-Based Write Filters (FBWF) |
| Topic 5: Developing and Customizing Images | 25% | - Configuring drivers and devices - Selecting and adding packages - Implementing embedded-specific features - Configuring feature sets |
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Expect 5 domains in the Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 for Developers blueprint, headlined by Maintaining and Troubleshooting (15%), Developing and Customizing Images (25%), Implementing Security and Lockdown (15%). Use the weights as your study budget — high-percentage domains earn the most points per hour. The complete outline above has the full breakdown.
Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 for Developers Sample Questions:
You have deployed a Windows Embedded Standard 7 custom image on a portable device. The device
can be assigned only to a single user. You
need to delete user-specific information from the device. You also need to add new user account information on the device. What should you do?
- A. Provide each user with administrator privileges. From the %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\Sysprep
directory, run
the Sysprep
/audit
command
to modify the user account. - B. Start the device by using WindowsPE. Run the Sysprep /generalize /audit /reboot command. After the restart of the device, add the user account information and run the Sysprep /oobe /shutdown command.
- C. Start the device by using WindowsPE. Run Image Builder Wizard (IBW) by using the answer file of the original image. During the oobeSytem pass, provide the new user account information.
- D. Log on to the device as administrator. Delete the current user account and add the new user account information.
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
You deploy a Windows Embedded Standard 7 custom image to a public device. Users log on to the device by using their user ID and password. You need to ensure that there is only one user profile for all users. What should you do?
- A. Create an
answer file
by setting the value
of CopyProfile
in the Windows Embedded/Shell-Setup option to True. Run the Sysprep /audit /reboot command to access the temporary
Administrator
account. Create
the user profile and then run the Sysprep /generalize /unattend:" answerfile.xml" command. - B. Log on to any account by using administrator privileges. Modify the HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System\LocalProfile registry setting to point to the location of the user profile.
- C. Log on to the Guest account and create the user profile. From the Start menu, right-click the Command Window icon and select the Run as Administrator option. From the Command Window, save the user
profile in
the %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents
and Settings\AII Users directory. - D. Create an answer file by setting the value of ProfilesDirectory in the Windows Embedded/Shell- Setup option to %SYSTEMDRIVE%\AII Users.Log on to the Administrator account and create the user profile.Copy the user profile to the ProfilesDirectory and then run the Sysprep /generalize /unattend: "answerfile.xml" command.
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
You plan to deploy a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image to multiple target devices. You create an image on a target device that you use for development. You need to prepare the image for capture. You also need to ensure that the image can be deployed and tested on each target device before it is delivered. Which command should you run?
- A. Sysprep /audit /reboot
- B. Sysprep /unattend:AutoUnattend.xml
- C. Sysprep /audit /shutdown
- D. Sysprep /generalize /audit /shutdown
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
You are updating a Windows Embedded Standard 7 device offline. You need to remove outdated files from previous updates on the device. What should you do?
- A. Run the Package Scanner tool along with the /Find-Scavenge option to generate an answer file. Use the DISM tool to apply the answer file.
- B. Run the DISM tool along with the /Get-Packages option. Use the DISM tool along with the/Remove-Package option to remove all packages that are found.
- C. Run the lmageX.exe tool along with the /delete option.
- D. Run the Package Scanner tool along with the /Get-Packages option to generate an answer file. Use the DISM tool to apply the answer file.
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 custom device. The custom device has settings that are different from default settings. You need to install the Windows Embedded Standard 7
image on each device in
production. You also need to ensure that after installation, the target device requires the minimum amount of manual configuration. What should you do?
- A. Create the Image Builder Wizard (IBW) disk by using the appropriate default distribution share. Then, install the image by using IBW.
- B. Start the
target device to
WindowsPE. Apply the
install.wim image file from the distribution share by using the lmageX.exe tool. - C. Install the image from the Windows Embedded Standard 7 product DVD .
- D. Create an answer file in Image Configuration Editor (ICE). Then, use Image Builder Wizard (IBW) to install the image by using the answer file.
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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