1. Samsung LFD Configuration and USB Boot Guide for XPe OS Recovery
December 2008

2. EWF
The Samsung networking monitors are based on the Microsoft XPe Operating System with the latest Microsoft Service Pack installed
These Monitors have an FDM ‘hard disk’ based on IDE technology
They are protected by EWF which stands for Enhanced Write Filter
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3. Screen Configuration
You will need to install plug-ins, codecs and viewers for the monitor to support various media files
No special configuration is needed for JPG, GIF, BMP and WMV media files as these are already supported by the Operating System
…but Office files such as PPT and PDF and flash files will need the corresponding viewer, eg PPT Viewer and Adobe’s PDF Viewer and Flash plug-in which are free

4. Screen Configuration
To install software applications on these monitors you will need to disable EWF
After you install the new software, you will then need to enable EWF to avoid exposure and threats to the Operating System

5. Recovery Please turn the monitor OFF
At the 3 USB ports at the back, pleas insert:
USB Keyboard, USB mouse and a bootable USB stick
Turn monitor ON and press DEL while is booting up
Enter BIOS and select USB as the Boot device
Reboot the monitor
At C prompt, please type:
C:\>SFIM /r:1 4046UXNWW.SFI

6. Backup Follow same steps as before … At C prompt, please type:
C:\>SFIM /b:1 filename.sfi
You will then have created your own OS image

7. Applications and plug-ins
Microsoft Office Viewers
WinWord
PowerPoint
Excel
Adobe Flash plug-in/Player
Adobe Viewer
Media CODECS, such as DViX and K-Lite
… anything else

8. Applications and plug-ins
You can use the monitor to run applications
Remember XPe is not the same as XP Pro or Vista
BAA use FIDS – Flight Information Display
Data Collection & Call Stats applications
Touch Screen applications
Flash interactive applications
Web based applications