windows embedded posready 2009 email handler

There can be a lot written about this tool, but the main thing is that it can remotely connect to a thin client, apply the Write Filter settings, and generate a PowerShell script with all the specific Write Filter settings. The next thing that we have to do is to create the Write Filter settings. Take a look at the following links for the download of the Image Builder Wizard and more information:Įxample about creating a custom image: (v=winembedded.81).aspx Create Write Filter Settings Capture the image via either a capture media or a combination of sysprep and imagex/ dism.On the Where do you want to install Windows page, select a drive and click Next.

(Optional) Select Modify Drivers or Modify Features to add additional drivers or features.

On the Summary of drivers and features page, click Next.

Keyboard or input method: United States-International.

Time and currency format: Dutch (Netherlands).

Language to install: English (United States).

On the Choose a language and other preferences page, select the following and click Next.

On the Choose how to create your image page, select Use a template, select Template Device ThinClient and click Next.

On the License terms page, select I accept the license terms and click Next.

On the Enter the product key to activate Windows page, enter the product key and click Next.

On the Windows Setup page, click Install now.

In the Windows Setup of the Image Builder Wizard supply the following information.

Create a boot media with the Image Builder Wizard.

This can be done by following the next three steps: The first thing that we have to do is to create a Windows Embedded 8 Standard Image. In this blog post I will show the global steps that can be used to create a complete deployment of Windows Embedded 8 Standard with the Write Filter enabled and configured. So this week I’m not going to write a PowerShell script myself, but I use a tool to generate it for me.

Its been a while since my previous blog post, so I had some time to collect information for a couple of blog posts and this is the first one! I like it when this are being done automatically.

Windows embedded posready 2009 email handler