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

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 lmageX.exe tool along with the /CAPTURE and /COMPRESS maximum switches
• C. the lmageX.exe tool along with the /EXPORT and /COMPRESS maximum switches
• D. the DISM tool along with the /Cleanup-Wim and /Commit-Wim switches

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image that will be deployed to a target device. You have a third-party application that is used to diagnose and repair file corruption. You need to create a recovery method that includes the third-party application. What should you do?

• A. Install the application on a development computer. Use the lmageX.exe tool to capture the folders and files that will be used by the application. Append the resulting image file to the WindowsPE image by using the lmageX.exe tool.
• B. Use the Copype.cmd command to create the files and folders for a WindowsPE image. Create a sub-directory under the \ISO\sources directory. Copy the files for the application to that location.
• C. Mount the WindowsPE image by using the DISM tool. Copy the files for the application to the mounted image. Commit the changes and copy the imageto \ISO\sources\boot.wim.
• D. Use the DISM tool to enable profiling on the WindowsPE image. Boot the WindowsPE image and install the application. Run the Wpeutil tool to save the profile. Mount the original WindowsPE image and apply the profile by using the DISM tool.

You are creating a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for a target device. You plan to use a new hardware platform for the device. You need to import the devices hardware information into Image Configuration Editor (ICE). You also need to minimize the amount of information you are importing. What should you do?

• A. Start the target device by using WindowsPE and execute the TAP.exe tool.
• B. Start the target device with retail Windows and execute the lmageX.exe tool.
• C. Start the target device with MS-DOS and execute the TAP.exe tool.
• D. Start the target device by using WindowsPE and execute the lmageX.exe tool.

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 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.
• D. 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.