1. New Developer Tools in Windows Embedded Standard 2011
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New Developer Tools in Windows Embedded Standard 2011
Robert Smith and Ben Tucker
Program Managers
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Session Objectives Session Objective: CTP Available Now
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Session Objectives
Session Objective:
Learn about the Standard 2011 developer toolkit and process
Learn how to build a Win7-based OS customized for your applications
CTP Available Now
Evaluate CTP for your devices and applications
Provide feedback on Standard 2011
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3. Windows Embedded Family
Windows Embedded Compact
Windows
Embedded
Standard
Windows
Embedded POSReady

4. Why Windows Embedded Standard 2011?
Build devices with a custom Win7-based OS
OS includes only the features you need
Support for standard Windows applications
Support for standard x86 and x64 drivers
Support for standard Windows servicing and management tools
Embedded Enabling Features
Sample device types:
Kiosks, thin clients, point of service, automation, gaming, medical imaging,
DVR, headless devices

5. Standard 2011 Embedded Developer Toolkit
Wizard Experience –
Image Builder Wizard (IBW)
Installs Standard 2011 image on the device interactively
Suitable for fast prototyping and product evaluation
Advanced Experience –
Image Configuration Editor (ICE)
Advanced embedded development scenarios
Standard OPK Tools
Embedded toolkit is based on the OPK
Tools such as DISM, WinPE, WDS are supported

6. The Image Building Blocks
Feature Packages
EEF Package
Update Package
Embedded Core
(Bootable)
Internet
Explorer
Lang Packs/
Driver Packs
Enhanced
Write Filter
3rd Party
Software
Installer
OS Updates
Image Builder
Engine
Embedded OS

7. Image Building Process
Driver Support
Image Configuration
Build
Install and Deploy
Image Builder Wizard
Image Builder
Engine
Distribution Share
Target Analyzer
Image Configuration Editor
Unattended XML File
PMQ
File

8. Image Builder Wizard (IBW)
demo
Image Builder Wizard (IBW)

9. Image Building Process
Driver Support
Image Configuration
Build
Install and Deploy
Image Builder Wizard
Image Builder
Engine
Distribution Share
Target Analyzer
Image Configuration Editor
Unattended XML File
PMQ
File

10. Image Configuration Editor
Image Configuration Editor (ICE)
Enables scripted build and installation through Image Builder Engine
Provides Advanced Functionality. E.G.,
Configuration of settings
Scripting installation of 3rd party applications
Sharing of work between multiple developers 1 2 3
Configure
Save
Build & Install
ICE
Answer
File
Image-Builder Engine
Distribution Share Interface
Embedded Core (Bootable)
Enhanced Write Filter
Internet Explorer
Lang Packs/ Driver Packs
OS Update

11. Image Configuration Editor (ICE)
demo
Image Configuration Editor (ICE)

12. Call To Action Standard 2011 brings the power of Windows 7 to Devices
CTP Available Now!
Please Evaluate for your Devices and Scenarios
Please Give Feedback

13. YOUR FEEDBACK IS IMPORTANT TO US!
Please fill out session evaluation forms online at
MicrosoftPDC.com

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© 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.
The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.