You have a Windows Embedded CE run-time image for an OS design. You need to verify whether out-of-memory errors cause applications to fail. What should you do?

You have a driver that uses debug zones. The test team reports that the driver causes an error. You need to use debug zones to identify the source of the error. What should you do?

You have a Windows Embedded CE thin client. You notice that when you type on the keyboard, the characters fail to appear immediately on the screen. You need to identify which thread is causing the performance degradation. What should you do?

You have a new Windows Embedded CE run-time image and a custom driver API. You need to use Windows Embedded CE Test Kit (CETK) to validate that the custom driver API is running correctly within the run-time image. What should you do first?

You have a target hardware platform that has a display, a keyboard, a serial port, and an LED. The target hardware does not support Extended Debugging Interface (eXDI). The development team modifies the boot loader source code. You discover that the boot loader fails to run. You need to identify which line of code prevents the boot loader from running. What should you do?

You need to add an Installable ISR (IISR) dynamic-link library (DLL) to a
Windows Embedded CE run-time image. What should you do?

You are implementing power management for a target hardware platform. You need to ensure that the CPU enters a low power state when there are no threads available to run.
What should you do?

You have a board support package (BSP) for a target hardware platform in the %_PLATFORMROOT%\BSP1 folder. The %_PLATFORMROOT%\BSP1\files folder contains a file named logo.bmp. You need to include the file in the Windows Embedded CE run-time image for every OS design that uses the BSP. What should you do?

You are implementing power management for a target hardware platform.
You need to ensure that the board support package (BSP) includes support for the suspend power state.
What should you do?

You are configuring the memory layout for a board support package (BSP). The Windows Embedded CE run-time image contains a device driver. You need to allocate physical memory for a DMA buffer of the device driver. What should you do?