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. Insert the SOEMS folder path in ICE.
• C. Run the Static Dependency Analyzer tool and add mapped dependencies to the answer file.
• D. Examine the error messages in the Validation tab. Open each error message and resolve package dependencies.

You are creating a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image that will be deployed to 5,000 devices. The devices will communicate with a centralized network server over a server message block (SMB). You are configuring the answer file of the image in Image Configuration Editor (ICE). You need to ensure that the following requirements are met: You are not prompted for a computer name during the Out-Of-Box Experience (OOBE). Each device
receives
a unique computer name. You want to
achieve this goal
by
using
the minimum amount of administrative effort. What should you do?

• A. Start each device and change the computer name to a random value.
• B. In ICE, set the ComputerName setting of EmbeddedEdition_x86 to blank.
• C. In ICE, set the ComputerName setting of EmbeddedEdition_x86 to *.
• D. Write a script to rename the computer. In ICE, insert a synchronous command in the windowsPE phase to execute the script.

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, an ntldr file, 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, 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 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 .
• D. 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 .

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. Deploy the image to a master device.Start the master device.lnstall the application in the master device.Capture the final image.
• C. 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.
• D. 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.

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image. You need to remove the Windows Embedded Standard 7 logo displayed when the device is started. What should you do?

• A. Use Image Configuration Editor.
• B. Use the Bootsect tool.
• C. Use the Notepad.exe tool to edit the Boot.ini file.
• D. Use the BCDEdit tool.