Free Microsoft 070-582 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

You are creating a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image that will be deployed to 5,000 devices. The devices will communicate with a centralized network server over a server message block (SMB). You are configuring the answer file of the image in Image Configuration Editor (ICE). You need to ensure that the following requirements are met: You are not prompted for a computer name during the Out-Of-Box Experience (OOBE). Each device
receives
a unique computer name. You want to
achieve this goal
by
using
the minimum amount of administrative effort. What should you do?

• A.  Write a script to rename the computer. In ICE, insert a synchronous command in the windowsPE phase to execute the script.
• B.  In ICE, set the ComputerName setting of EmbeddedEdition_x86 to blank.
• C.  In ICE, set the ComputerName setting of EmbeddedEdition_x86 to *.
• D.  Start each device and change the computer name to a random value.

You are deploying a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image on a USB flash device (UFD).
The UFD is formatted by using the FAT file system. You need to ensure that the UFD can be
used to start Windows Embedded Standard 7. What should you do?

• A.  Use the bootprep.exe file to mark the UFD as active.
• B.  Use the Diskpart.exe file to format the UFD by using the NTFS file system and mark the UFD as active.
• C.  Use the BCDEdit.exe file to mark the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) store on the UFD.
• D.  Use Notepad to edit the boot partition number in the Boot.ini file on the UFD.

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image for 50 target devices. Each device will use a different type of plug-and-play printer. You need to ensure that the final image contains only the driver for the type of plug-and-play printer attached to the device. What should you do?

• A.  Add a synchronous command that invokes the DPInst.exe tool during the auditUser pass to install the driver for the plug-and-play printer attached to the device. B.Create
  an answer
  file
  and set Windows
  Embedded/PnPCustomizationsWinPE
  for the DriverPaths element
  to the share location of the driver files.
  Run the Sysprep /unattend:"answerfile.xml" command.Restart the device.
• B.  Run the Sysprep /audit /reboot command on the image. Install all given plug-and-play printer drivers. Run the Sysprep /generalize/oobe /shutdown command. Capture and deploy the image. Attach the plug-and-play printer to the device before the image is installed to the device.
• C.  Create an answer file along with the Windows Embedded/PnPSysprep setting for the PersistAIIDevicelnstalls option set to TRUE. Allow the plug-andplay manager to install the plug-and- play printer driver.Restart the device.

You are developing a Windows Embedded Standard 7 Windows Image (WIM) on a target device. You plan to store the WIM image on a DVD that will be used to deploy the image on a target device. You need to reduce the size of the WIM image as much as possible. Which tool and switches should you use when specifying the system drive as the input?

• A.  the lmageX.exe tool along with the /EXPORT and /COMPRESS maximum switches
• B.  the DISM tool along with the /Cleanup-Wim and /Commit-Wim switches
• C.  the DISM tool along with the /Cleanup-Wim and /Online switches
• D.  the lmageX.exe tool along with the /CAPTURE and /COMPRESS maximum switches

You need to manually deploy a final and resealed Windows Embedded Standard 7 Windows Image (WIM) to a target device over the network. What should you do?

• A.  PXE boot WindowsPE over the network. Then, use the lmageX.exe tool to apply the WIM file to an NTFS file system formatted partition on the target device.
• B.  PXE boot Image Builder Wizard (IBW) over the network. Then, use the lmageX.exe tool to apply the WIM file to an ExFAT file system formatted partition on the target device.
• C.  PXE boot WindowsPE over the network. Then, use the XCopy.exe tool to copy the WIM file to an ExFAT file system formatted partition on the target device.
• D.  PXE boot Image Builder Wizard (IBW) over the network. Then, use the XCopy.exe tool to copy the WIM file to an NTFS file system formatted partition on the target device.