You are creating a Windows Embedded Standard run-time image. You need to create multiple user accounts. What should you do?

You create a custom shell component by using Component Designer. You need to ensure that the custom shell component can be included in Target Designer only when no other shell is included in the run-time image configuration. What should you do?

You create a custom shell component by using Component Designer. You need to ensure that the custom shell component can be included in Target Designer only when no other shell is included in the run-time image configuration. What should you do?

|You are creating a hardware configuration for a Windows Embedded Standard device. The destination device contains Windows XP Professional SP2. You plan to create a PMQ file to import the hardware configuration of the destination device. You need to generate the most detailed list possible of hardware components that are available in the destination device.
Which tool should you use?

You are developing a run-time image by using Windows Embedded Standard. The destination device is currently running Windows XP. You need to identify the device drivers that are missing from the component database. You run tap.exe. Which two tasks should you perform next? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

You are designing a run-time image in Windows Embedded Standard. You have included the System Cloning Tool component. You first need to customize the image after the First Boot Agent (FBA) completes. You then need to manually reseal the image. Which value should you assign to the cmiResealPhase extended property of the System Cloning Tool component?

You are designing a run-time image that will load from an USB storage media during startup. You need to prepare the USB storage media to load the image during startup.
What should you do?

You are designing a run-time image that will load from an USB storage media during startup. You need to prepare the USB storage media to load the image during startup.
What should you do?

You are designing a Windows Embedded Standard run-time image. You need to prepare the destination media to use the FAT16 file system. You format the media. What should you do next?

You are creating a run-time image for a Windows Embedded Standard device. The device only has a CD-ROM drive. You run First Boot Agent (FBA) and deploy the post-FBA image to a partition. You configure the post-FBA image. You need to create a disk image that allows the device to start by using a CD-ROM. What should you do?