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?

You are deploying a run-time image by using an SDI file. Your destination device is connected to the network where the SDI file resides. The destination device contains a single disk with a single partition. You start the destination device by using a floppy disk with 16-bit DOS. You need to deploy the run-time image. What should you do first?

You are designing a custom shell component for Windows Embedded Standard. You need to ensure that this component is displayed along with other existing shells in the component browser. You run Component Designer. What should you do next?

You are designing a point-of-sale (POS) terminal. The destination device does not have permanent storage. You need to build a run-time image that will download to and run on the destination device. Which component should you include?

You are configuring a custom component. The component represents a hardware device. The hardware device driver files are located in the C:\CustomComponent folder. You use the .inf file to create the component. You need to ensure that the component files are available to the SLX that includes the component. What should you do?

You are configuring a custom component. The component represents a hardware device. The hardware device driver files are located in the C:\CustomComponent folder. You use the .inf file to create the component. You need to ensure that the component files are available to the SLX that includes the component. What should you do?

You are configuring the component database that will be used to create run-time images. The Repositories folder is currently located on a drive that has low disk space. You discover that drive X has the required space for the Repositories share. You need to move the Repositories share to drive X. You create a new share on drive X. What should you do next?

You are developing a run-time image by using Windows Embedded Standard. Your Windows Embedded Standard development environment contains two servers named Serverl and Server2. You upgrade Serverl by using the latest service pack for Windows Embedded Standard. You discover that both servers must use the latest service pack. You need to update the component database for Server2. What should you do?

You plan to build a Windows Embedded Standard image that starts up from an USB Flash device. You need to create a Windows Embedded configuration. Which component should you include in the configuration?

You are designing a point-of-sale (POS) terminal. The destination device does not have permanent storage. You need to build a run-time image that will download to and run on the destination device. Which component should you include?