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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.Insert a synchronous command during the Specialize pass to install the third-party driver.
• C.Insert a synchronous command during the WindowsPE pass to install the third-party driver.
• D.Configure the DriverPaths setting of EmbeddedEdition_x86 during the WindowsPE pass to install the third-party driver.

You are updating a Windows Embedded Standard 7 Windows Image (WIM) file. You need to add an out-of-box device driver to the image by using the minimum amount of administrative effort. What should you do9

• A.Deploy the image to a target device by using WindowsPE and the lmageX.exe tool. Install the device driver by using the DPInst.exe tool. Capture the deployed and updated image by using the lmageX.exe tool.
• B.Create an answer file by setting the value of the WindowsEmbedded/PnPCustomizationNonWinPE option in the DriverPaths setting to the location of the driver files. Set the configuration pass as offlineServicing. Mount the image by using the DISM tool.Run the DISM /lmage:<path to image file> /Apply_Unattend:"answerfile.xml" command on the image.
• C.Mount the image by using the DISM tool.Add the device driver by using the DISM /lmage:<path to image file> /Add-Driver/Driver:"driver.inf" command. Dismount the image and commit the changes.
• D.Mount the image by using the lmageX.exe tool. Add the device driver by using the PkgMgr.exe tool. Dismount the image and commit the changes.

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

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image that will be deployed to 5,000 devices. You have a third-party application. You need to ensure that the application is included in the image. What should you do?

• A.In
  Image
  Configuration
  Editor
  (ICE),
  add a synchronous
  command to install
  the application to the auditUser pass.Deploy the image to a master device.Reseal and capture the final image.
• B.In Image Configuration
  Editor (ICE),
  add a synchronous
  command
  to install
  the application to the oobeSystem pass.Deploy the image to a masterdevice.Capture the final image.
• C.Deploy the image to a master device.Start the master device.lnstall the application in the master device.Capture the final image.
• D.Deploy the image to a master device.Run the master device in Audit mode.lnstall the application in the master device.Reseal and capture the final image.

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 2011 image. You have a file that contains product information for an application. You need to ensure that the file can be included in the image. Where should you store the file?

• A.in the SOEMS folder
• B.in the Documents and Settings folder
• C.in the DS folder
• D.in a Windows Image (WIM) file