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Starter Guide for Windows® System Image Manager
Windows System Image Manager (SIM) allows PC Manufactures, IT Managers, and Embedded Developers to automate the installation of Windows operating systems. SIM allows these developers to install applications, device drivers, and Windows updates along with the Windows operating system. The ability to automate operating system installation helps to remove any human error that can occur with manual installation. Also, the ability to maintain and support many platforms over a long life cycle is an important asset in today's ever changing technology. Starter Guide for Windows System Image Manager covers all the basic functions of System Image Manager (SIM):
Successfully and consistently creating a catalog for Windows Server, Windows Desktop, or Windows Embedded Industry
Distribution share setup for application and device drivers
Adding updates to a distribution share
Creating custom answer files to preset basic elements and enable Windows operating system features
Cloning an image using sysprep and an unattended file
For Embedded Developers, architecting the Windows operating system is an important part of the image development process and critical for product life cycle support. The new Windows Embedded Industry (WEI) is being targeted at a wide range of embedded systems. To support these unique systems, WEI comes with a set of Lockdown features that can be enabled through
Unified Write Filter (UWF)
Keyboard Filter
Dialog Filter
Embedded Lockdown Manager
User Experience
The book also covers third-party tools like SecureBusTM and real-time solutions from TenAsys to secure and enhance the performance of Windows Embedded. The book brings all these elements together in nine chapters with 11 step-by-step exercises to create and architect Windows images into final systems.
Successfully and consistently creating a catalog for Windows Server, Windows Desktop, or Windows Embedded Industry
Distribution share setup for application and device drivers
Adding updates to a distribution share
Creating custom answer files to preset basic elements and enable Windows operating system features
Cloning an image using sysprep and an unattended file
For Embedded Developers, architecting the Windows operating system is an important part of the image development process and critical for product life cycle support. The new Windows Embedded Industry (WEI) is being targeted at a wide range of embedded systems. To support these unique systems, WEI comes with a set of Lockdown features that can be enabled through
Unified Write Filter (UWF)
Keyboard Filter
Dialog Filter
Embedded Lockdown Manager
User Experience
The book also covers third-party tools like SecureBusTM and real-time solutions from TenAsys to secure and enhance the performance of Windows Embedded. The book brings all these elements together in nine chapters with 11 step-by-step exercises to create and architect Windows images into final systems.
162 pages, Paperback
First published October 29, 2013
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