Windows® Embedded Standard 7 Advanced Training

Windows Embedded Standard 7 Advanced Training - Standard 2 Day course + Optional Development Day

Prerequisites: Students should be familiar with installing, configuring, and maintaining Windows 7.

The WES 7 Advanced Training Course covers the fundamentals and features of WES7 - IBW and ICE tools, development process, deployment options, and embedded enabling features. Beyond the tools and features, the class also looks and architecture for both builds and product life cycle. The class provides a hands-on experience with the tools using several exercises.

Continuous update is a unique feature of our WES7 course. Rather than getting locked into a set course material, we continuously update the course content as new features and concepts become available. The syllabus below will be updated over time. The first two days of the class cover the tools, features, and development process as outlined in the syllabus below. The target for the two days is a virtual machine. The optional development day is where you bring your hardware and use the techniques from the first two days to build a simple image for your hardware.

Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7

  • What is WES 7
  • Embedded Solutions from Microsoft
  • System Requirements
  • OS Architecture
  • Lab 1: Virtual Machine Setup

Module 2: Build Process

  • Starting a Project / The ART of the Start
  • Target Analyzer
  • Development Process
  • WES 7 Features
  • Sysprep
  • Architecting the System
  • Lab 2: First Image IBW

Module 3: Development Tools

  • IBW – Image Build Wizard
  • ICE – Image Configuration Editor
  • Build and Deployment
  • The 7 Passes
  • Lab 3: Create Answer File with ICE

Module 4: Feature Set Packages

  • Overview
  • Foundation Core: Windows Embedded Edition
  • Feature Sets
    • Driver
    • .NET
    • Shell
    • IE
    • Multimedia Languages
  • Lab 4: Creating an Image with Autologon and custom Application

Module 5: Servicing

  • Online vs. Offline
  • Servicing Tools
  • Service Types:
    • Development
    • Factory
    • Field
  • Lab 5: Adding Language Package

Module 6: Embedded Enabling Features

  • Write Filter Overview
  • EWF
  • FBWF
  • Registry Filter
  • Keyboard Filter
  • USB Boot
  • Message Box Default Reply
  • Dialog Box Filter
  • Lab 6: Enhanced Write Filter, FBWF and the Registry Filter, and Dialog Box Filter

Module 7: Branding and Lock Down

  • Startup screens
  • Logon Screens
  • Custom Shell
  • OOBE / Sysprep + Unattended File
  • Security
  • SecureBus™
  • Lab 7: Creating a Branded Image, Sysprep

Module 8: Real-Time Support from TenAsys®

  • INtime®
  • eVM®

Module 9: Summary Project Development

  • Development Process Overview Review
  • Archtecting the System
  • The Full Development Process

 

 

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