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Abbrev : VHDs ?
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Virtual Hard Disks
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What are the different steps in deploying Windows 7 ?
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Preparing the master computer
Imaging the master computer Deploying the image Migrating user settings and data |
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The ImageX tool is part of which Toolkit ?
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Windows AIK
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What does the ImageX tool do ?
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ImageX enables you to create and make changes to an image without having to recreate the entire image.
You can also deploy images to the production environment from the command-line interface. |
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Abbrev : DISM ??
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Deployment Image Servicing and Management
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How does DISM help ?
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Command-line tool that you can apply to service a Windows image or to prepare a Windows Pre-installation Environment, or PE, image.
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You can make a Windows image available for servicing by mounting it or by specifying an online Windows installation.
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You can make a Windows image available for servicing by mounting it or by specifying an online Windows installation.
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When you want to service an offline Windows image, you should first mount it. To mount a Windows image for servicing and management, you can apply WIM commands and arguments.
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When you want to service an offline Windows image, you should first mount it. To mount a Windows image for servicing and management, you can apply WIM commands and arguments.
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Identify the two factors that determine which commands and options you should use when you service an image.
Options: 1. A verification of the architecture for the image 2. Whether the image is offline or online 3. A list of the indexes for the image 4. The Windows operating system that you use |
Correct answer(s):
2. Whether the image is offline or online 4. The Windows operating system that you use |
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The /Mount-Wim option enables you to make a WIM image available for servicing by mounting it to a specified directory
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The /Mount-Wim option enables you to make a WIM image available for servicing by mounting it to a specified directory
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Dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:[path_to_image.wim] /Index:[image_index]
/Name:[image_name] /MountDir:[path_to_mount_directory] /ReadOnly |
example : Dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:C:\test\images\install.wim /index:1 /MountDir:C:\test\offline /ReadOnly
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You use the /Commit-Wim option to apply the changes you made to the mounted image.
Dism /Commit-Wim /MountDir:[path_to_mount_directory] Example : Dism /Commit-Wim /MountDir:[path_to_mount_directory] |
You use the /Commit-Wim option to apply the changes you made to the mounted image.
Dism /Commit-Wim /MountDir:[path_to_mount_directory] Example : Dism /Commit-Wim /MountDir:[path_to_mount_directory] |
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When you want to unmount the WIM file, you use the /Unmount-Wim option. You can then either commit or discard the changes you made to the image.
Dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:[path_to_mount_directory] /Commit /Discard Dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\test\offline /commit |
When you want to unmount the WIM file, you use the /Unmount-Wim option. You can then either commit or discard the changes you made to the image.
Dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:[path_to_mount_directory] /Commit /Discard Dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:C:\test\offline /commit |
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The /Cleanup-Wim option enables you to delete the resources associated with a mounted WIM image when you cancel its servicing.
Dism /Cleanup-Wim |
The /Cleanup-Wim option enables you to delete the resources associated with a mounted WIM image when you cancel its servicing.
Dism /Cleanup-Wim |
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Suppose you decide to cancel servicing a Windows image. Which servicing command do you apply to delete the resources associated with the mounted image?
Options: 1. /Unmount-Wim 2. /Commit-Wim 3. /Cleanup-Wim 4. /ReadOnly |
3. /Cleanup-Wim
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To apply an unattended file to an image, you can use the /Apply-Unattend command.
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To apply an unattended file to an image, you can use the /Apply-Unattend command.
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Once you've mounted an image there are several ways in which you can service it. You can use Windows edition servicing commands, driver servicing commands, international servicing commands, application servicing commands, or packaging servicing commands.
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Once you've mounted an image there are several ways in which you can service it. You can use Windows edition servicing commands, driver servicing commands, international servicing commands, application servicing commands, or packaging servicing commands.
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Windows edition servicing commands :
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/Set-ProductKey
/Get-TargetEditions /Get-CurrentEdition /Set-Edition |
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driver servicing commands
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/Remove-Driver
/Add-Driver /Get-DriverInfo /Get-Drivers |
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international servicing commands
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/Set-LayeredDriver
/Set-UserLocale /Set-TimeZone /Set-SKUIntlDefaults |
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application servicing commands
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/Check-AppPatch
/Get-AppPatchInfo /Get-AppPatches /Get-AppInfo /Get-Apps |
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packaging servicing commands
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# /Add-Package – adds packages to the image
# /Remove-Package – removes packages from the image # /Enable-Feature command – enables a specific feature in the image, and # /Disable-Feature – disables a specific feature in the image # /Get-Packages – displays information about all the packages in the image # /Get-PackageInfo – provides information about a specific package in the image # /Get-Feature – provides information on all the features in the package # /Get-FeatureInfo – displays information about a specific feature, and # /Cleanup-Image – performs cleanup and recovery operations on the image |
