You use a Windows Embedded Standard 7 distribution share to store packages. You receive a package from Microsoft. You need to add the package to the distribution share. What should you do?

• A. Use Windows Explorer to copy the package to the Package sub-folder of the distribution share folder.
• B. Extract the package content to the Package sub-folder of the distribution share folder.
• C. Use Windows Explorer to copy the package to the distribution share folder.
• D. Use Image Configuration Editor (ICE) to import the package to the distribution share folder.

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. Insert a synchronous command during the Specialize pass to install the third-party driver.
• B. 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.
• 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 developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image by using Image Configuration Editor (ICE). You want to delete a package from the image. You need to use ICE to find the package that contains a specific file. You want to achieve this goal using the minimum amount of administrative effort. What should you do?

• A. Use the Explore Distribution Share option on the Tools menu.
• B. Use the Find functionality to search the answer file and filter the results by using the Search File Names in Packages option.
• C. Use the Find functionality to search the distribution share and filter the results by using the Search File Names in Packages option.
• D. Use the Windows File Search functionality in the distribution share.

You plan to deploy a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image on a device. You receive an answer file. You need to ensure that the image contains all the required dependencies. What should you do?

• A. Open the answer file in Image Configuration Editor (ICE) and validate the answer file by using the Validate Only level.
• B. Open the answer file in Image Configuration Editor (ICE) and validate the answer file by using the Static Dependency Analyzer tool.
• C. Validate the answer file by using the Dependency Walker tool.
• D. Open the answer file in Image Configuration Editor (ICE) and validate the answer file by using the Add Required Packages level.

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for a device that will be deployed over a network that is not connected to the Internet. You need to ensure that Microsoft updates can be installed on the device. What should you do?

• A. Add the Windows Server Update Service (WSUS) client application to the device image. Configure the client application to receive and apply updates on a daily basis.
• B. Add the Microsoft Management Console package to the device image. Use the System Tools/Task Scheduler/SyncCenter tool to create a basic task to regularly run a script to poll an internal server that runs the Windows Server Update Service (WSUS).
• C. Add the Windows Update package to the image. Use the Windows Update Standalone Installer (WUSexe) tool to install each update individually.
• D. Add the System Control Panel package to the device image. In the System Control Panel/Security/Windows Update tab, configure Windows Update to download updates but allow the user to decide whether to install the updates.