Introduction to Windows Embedded Standard 7
Tailor Windows 7 to your needs! Windows Embedded Standard 7 is able to deliver the power of desktop functionality joined with the flexibility of an embedded operating system.
What you'll learn
This course leads from the basic image creation steps using Image Builder Wizard (IBW) and Image Configuration Editor (ICE) into the advanced areas of embedded operating system development. Learn to build systems that are able to withstand harsh environments for dedicated vertical markets and secure them properly. Use embedded enabling features to boot systems directly into a custom shell application leveraging auto-logon, write-protect partitions and suppress/replace any of the Windows typical branding elements to guarantee a truly customized user experience on the device. Another focal point of the course is management and maintenance in factory and field, which help to complete a sound picture of an embedded system's life cycle. All course topics are explained using examples derived from real-world projects and are spiced with important tips, tricks and best practices.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Fine-Tuning Kiosk System 3m
- Adding Keyboard Filter 7m
- Introduction to Build Automation 12m
- Automating Configuration on Reference Device 10m
- Automating Configuration on Target Device 7m
- Configure Automation in ICE, Build and Check Results 10m
- Integrating Drivers 4m
- Maintaining WES 7 Images 4m
- Customizing Windows PE and Summary 4m
About the author
Alexander Wechsler has been working many years doing project and partner management for customers in the enterprise and embedded market. Many of his projects turned into showcases for the successful use of modern software technology. As one of the leading Windows Embedded specialists he speaks at international developer conferences and universities about application and system development using the newest Microsoft Technologies. For his work on educational methods and content for developers as... more