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What are the 6 different Windows 7 Editions?
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Starter
Home Basic Home Premium Professional Enterprise Ultimate |
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What type of installation sources are available for installing Windows 7? When would you use them?
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DVD
USB Storage Device Windows Deployment Services |
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What are the minimum requirements for installing Windows 7?
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Windows 7 Starter and Windows 7 Home Basic have the following minimum hardware
requirements: > 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor > 512 MB of system memory > A 20-GB (x64) or 16-GB (x86) hard disk drive, traditional or Solid State Disk (SSD), with at least 15 GB of available space > A graphics adapter that supports DirectX 9 graphics and 32 MB of graphics memory Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate, and Enterprise editions have the following minimum hardware requirements: > 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor > 1 GB of system memory > A 40-GB hard disk drive (traditional or SSD) with at least 15 GB of available space > A graphics adapter that supports DirectX 9 graphics, has a Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) driver, Pixel Shader 2.0 hardware, and 32 bits per pixel and a minimum of 128 MB graphics memory |
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Situation: What type of installation source should you use if...
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See page 9
USB Drive Network Share Windows Deployment Services (WDS) |
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What is the difference between Windows 7 Enterprise and Ultimate editions?
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The difference is in the licensing arrangements. Windows 7 Enterprise can be used
only by organizations that have enterprise licensing agreements with Microsoft. Windows 7 Ultimate uses a retail license. |
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What does the BCDedit command line tool allow you to do?
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Modify the boot menu for dual booting scenarios.
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Which utility can you use to prepare a USB storage device so that you can boot from it to install Windows 7 on a laptop computer that does not have a DVD-ROM drive?
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Diskpart
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A. LoadState.exe
B. ScanState.exe C. Diskpart D. Bcdedit |
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You want to deploy a new computer for software compatibility testing. This computer
needs to be able to boot into the Windows 7, Windows XP, and Windows Vista operating systems. In which order should you install the operating systems to meet this objective without having to edit boot entries using Bcdedit? |
D. Windows XP, Windows Vista, and then Windows 7
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A. Windows 7, Windows XP, and then Windows Vista
B. Windows Vista, Windows 7, and then Windows XP C. Windows XP, Windows 7, and then Windows Vista D. Windows XP, Windows Vista, and then Windows 7 |
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Which of the following versions and editions of Windows 7 can you install to take
advantage of the hardware resources on a computer that has 16 GB of RAM? (Choose all that apply.) |
B. Windows 7 Professional x64
D. Windows 7 Home Premium x64 |
A. Windows 7 Ultimate x86
B. Windows 7 Professional x64 C. Windows 7 Enterprise x86 D. Windows 7 Home Premium x64 |
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You want to use WDS to perform a network installation of Windows 7. Which of the
following hardware devices must the computer have, assuming that you are not booting the computer from a WDS discover image? |
B. A PXE-compliant network adapter
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A. A DVD-ROM drive
B. A PXE-compliant network adapter C. A USB 2.0 slot D. An HDMI port |
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What is the minimum number of volumes that a computer running Windows XP should
have if you want to support dual-booting with Windows 7? |
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A. 1
B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 |
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Under which conditions is it not possible to upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7?
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You cannot upgrade from an x86 version of Windows Vista to an x64 version of Windows 7, nor from an x64 version of Windows Vista to an x86 version of Windows 7. It is also not possible to upgrade from certain editions of Windows
Vista to certain editions of Windows 7. |
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Which Windows Easy Transfer method should you use when you want to perform
a wipe-and-load migration? |
The only Windows Easy Transfer method that supports wipe-and-load migrations
is the External Hard Disk or USB flash drive method. |
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Which Windows AIK tool do you use to create an answer file that enables
hands-free installation of a WIM image? |
Windows SIM
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If you want to capture an image of your current computer running Windows 7 and save the
image to a VHD from which you can boot the computer what do you need? |
Windows 7 Enterprise or
Ultimate installed on the computer. |
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Exam tip:
Know the functions of a Wimscript.ini, disk configuration format, and Autounattend. xml file. Know how these files are created, how they are accessed, and when you would use them. |
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What file can you create, if you want, to instruct the ImageX tool to exclude
specified files and folders when capturing a system image? |
The Wimscript.ini file.
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How does ImageX detect this file?
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You save the file in the same folder as the ImageX tool (Imagex.exe), and ImageX
detects it automatically. |
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What is an install image?
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An install image is an operating system image that you deploy to the client computer.
Typically, this is a WIM file. |
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What is a boot image?
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a Windows PE image into which you boot a client before you install the
WIM image file. |
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What is a capture image?
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a type of boot image into which you boot a client computer to capture
the operating system as a WIM install image file. |
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What is a discover image?
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a type of boot image that you can use to install Windows 7 (or another
Windows operating system) on a computer that is not PXE-enabled. When you boot a computer into a discover image, the WDS client locates a valid WDS server, and then you can choose the install image you want to install |
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Can you use DISM to capture new images?
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You use DISM to manipulate existing images. You cannot use the tool to capture new
operating system images. (imageX) |
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Exam Tip: Know the Sysprep command-line options and the Windows Setup configuration passes,
and also know when the configuration passes run; for example, generalize runs if you run the sysprep /generalize command, and auditUser and auditSystem run if you boot to Audit mode. Remember that you can use several Sysprep switches in the same command. For example, to generalize an image and specify the boot-up mode you could enter C:\windows\system32\sysprep\Sysprep.exe /oobe /generalize /shutdown. Also, know how to boot to Audit mode (Ctrl+Shift+F3), as described later in this lesson. |
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What script does the imageX tool automatically detect?
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Wimscript.ini. You save the file in the same folder as the ImageX tool (Imagex.exe),
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What file can you create, if you want, to instruct the ImageX tool to exclude
specified files and folders when capturing a system image? |
Wimscript.ini
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What script does the imageX tool automatically detect?
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Wimscript.ini. You save the file in the same folder as the ImageX tool (Imagex.exe),
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Know the functions of a Wimscript.ini, disk configuration format, and Autounattend.xml file. Know how these files are created, how they are accessed, and when you would
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What file can you create, if you want, to instruct the ImageX tool to exclude
specified files and folders when capturing a system image? |
Wimscript.ini
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You use DISM to manipulate existing images. You cannot use the tool to capture new operating system images.
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Know the Sysprep command-line options and the Windows Setup configuration passes, and also know when the configuration passes run; for example, generalize runs if you run
the sysprep /generalize command, and auditUser and auditSystem run if you boot to Audit mode. Remember that you can use several Sysprep switches in the same command. For example, to generalize an image and specify the boot-up mode you could enter C:\windows\system32\sysprep\Sysprep.exe /oobe /generalize /shutdown. Also, know how to boot to Audit mode (Ctrl+Shift+F3). |
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What tools do you use and how from the AIK?
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n You use Windows SIM to create an unattend answer file that you can in turn use with a WIM image to install a reference computer. You use Sysprep to prepare the image
and then boot the reference computer into Windows PE and use the ImageX tool to capture the image in a WIM file. |
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Only Windows 7 Enterprise and Windows 7 Ultimate can be booted when installed on a VHD. This was said before but is worth remembering.
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Can you use Bcdedit.exe to create a VHD file?
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You can use Bcdedit.exe to enable a VHD file as a boot option, but you cannot use the tool to create VHD files.
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What management tools are provided by WDS?
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The Windows Deployment Services MMC snap-in GUI tool and the WDSUTIL command-line tool
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Can you use WDS MMC snap -in GUI or WDSUTIL to pre-stage a client computer?
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The WDSUTIL command-line tool
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You can update WIM images on rewritable media, place them in a WDS image store, and export them to the appropriate destination computers, online virtual machines, and online VHDs. However, if you want to “wake” offline virtual machines or VHDs on a scheduled
basis so they can receive updates from WSUS (for example), you need to use the Offline Machine Servicing Tool described previously in this lesson. |
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