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- 27th January 2010 at 19:58 #43990
  aviv00
  did someone try it ?
  
  i think to move to it
- 28th January 2010 at 07:18 #50356
  Anonymous
  Isn’t Windows Embedded for thin clients and other types of devices?
  
  Can you even install it on a regular computer?
  
  I remember a couple of years ago when I had a thin client in my office that I worked on, it had XP on it and it was pretty basic.
  
  If you can install it on a regular computer, what kind of benefits would there be over the regular Windows 7 which Embedded 2011 Standard seems to be based on?
  
  We are talking about using it on a regular computer right?
- 28th January 2010 at 07:18 #60175
  Anonymous
  Isn’t Windows Embedded for thin clients and other types of devices?
  
  Can you even install it on a regular computer?
  
  I remember a couple of years ago when I had a thin client in my office that I worked on, it had XP on it and it was pretty basic.
  
  If you can install it on a regular computer, what kind of benefits would there be over the regular Windows 7 which Embedded 2011 Standard seems to be based on?
  
  We are talking about using it on a regular computer right?
- 28th January 2010 at 12:21 #50357
  Arris
  Moderator
  Interesting stuff, aviv00! Thanks for posting! 🙂
  
  @Dark Server 2008 wrote:
  
  Isn’t Windows Embedded for thin clients and other types of devices?
  
  That’s also what I thought, but it turns out that it is a Windows version that is fully customizable! I think this is the Windows we could all dream of: every Windows component can be chosen whether you want it to be installed or not! 🙂
  
  Here are screens I took from the installation (not in order, will fix that later; have an appointment now): http://img209.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=windowsembedded2011ctp2.png
  
  You should try it in a Virtual Machine too! :geek:
- 28th January 2010 at 12:21 #60176
  Anonymous
  Interesting stuff, aviv00! Thanks for posting! 🙂
  
  @Dark Server 2008 wrote:
  
  Isn’t Windows Embedded for thin clients and other types of devices?
  
  That’s also what I thought, but it turns out that it is a Windows version that is fully customizable! I think this is the Windows we could all dream of: every Windows component can be chosen whether you want it to be installed or not! 🙂
  
  Here are screens I took from the installation (not in order, will fix that later; have an appointment now): http://img209.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=windowsembedded2011ctp2.png
  
  You should try it in a Virtual Machine too! :geek:
- 28th January 2010 at 13:23 #50358
  Anonymous
  Whoah…….That looks pretty awesome Arris, Ok I’m officially convinced that you can use it as a regular OS.
  
  Well it really sounds like a dream to configure everything the way you like it and want it, pretty much what I do everytime I install an OS afterwards.
  
  As the Microsoft :geek: I am I’m probably pretty soon will get the itch to try this out, I can feel it…not long now…
- 28th January 2010 at 13:23 #60177
  Anonymous
  Whoah…….That looks pretty awesome Arris, Ok I’m officially convinced that you can use it as a regular OS.
  
  Well it really sounds like a dream to configure everything the way you like it and want it, pretty much what I do everytime I install an OS afterwards.
  
  As the Microsoft :geek: I am I’m probably pretty soon will get the itch to try this out, I can feel it…not long now…
- 28th January 2010 at 15:15 #50359
  aviv00
  @Dark Server 2008 wrote:
  
  Whoah…….That looks pretty awesome Arris, Ok I’m officially convinced that you can use it as a regular OS.
  
  Well it really sounds like a dream to configure everything the way you like it and want it, pretty much what I do everytime I install an OS afterwards.
  
  As the Microsoft :geek: I am I’m probably pretty soon will get the itch to try this out, I can feel it…not long now…
  
  yea! i agree with u
  but i duno if working ok like normal os
  
  yes Arris i think that is very relevant to us
  
  server users 🙂
- 28th January 2010 at 15:15 #60178
  Anonymous
  @Dark Server 2008 wrote:
  
  Whoah…….That looks pretty awesome Arris, Ok I’m officially convinced that you can use it as a regular OS.
  
  Well it really sounds like a dream to configure everything the way you like it and want it, pretty much what I do everytime I install an OS afterwards.
  
  As the Microsoft :geek: I am I’m probably pretty soon will get the itch to try this out, I can feel it…not long now…
  
  yea! i agree with u
  but i duno if working ok like normal os
  
  yes Arris i think that is very relevant to us
  
  server users 🙂
- 28th January 2010 at 20:01 #50360
  xxcom9a
  Once again, Microsoft can never get their facts straight when I ask them a question. 😉
  
  @Xxcom9a wrote:
  
  Dear Microsoft,
  
  1) Can you install WES on a laptop, in a dual-boot configuration?
  
  2) Can you install WES in Microsoft Virtual PC?
  
  @Microsoft wrote:
  
  Windows Embedded Standard is a suite of tools sold to OEMs that allow them to build custom versions of the operating system for their devices. It is for use with a single-purpose device (like an ATM machine or a Kiosk) – in other words it cannot be installed and used as a multi-purpose PC.
  
  I had asked them this before because Windows Embedded Standard caught my eye. I wasn’t going to download it if I couldn’t use it in VMWare or anything, but if you say it works, then I’m definetely going to try it! 🙂
- 28th January 2010 at 20:01 #60179
  Anonymous
  Once again, Microsoft can never get their facts straight when I ask them a question. 😉
  
  @Xxcom9a wrote:
  
  Dear Microsoft,
  
  1) Can you install WES on a laptop, in a dual-boot configuration?
  
  2) Can you install WES in Microsoft Virtual PC?
  
  @Microsoft wrote:
  
  Windows Embedded Standard is a suite of tools sold to OEMs that allow them to build custom versions of the operating system for their devices. It is for use with a single-purpose device (like an ATM machine or a Kiosk) – in other words it cannot be installed and used as a multi-purpose PC.
  
  I had asked them this before because Windows Embedded Standard caught my eye. I wasn’t going to download it if I couldn’t use it in VMWare or anything, but if you say it works, then I’m definetely going to try it! 🙂
- 28th January 2010 at 22:36 #50361
  Arris
  Moderator
  Windows Embedded Standard 2011 CTP2 can be downloaded from here.
  
  Here is the list of all components that can be chosen during the (x64) setup:
```
[+] .NET Framework

.NET Framework 2.0

.NET Framework 2.0 Client Profile

.NET Framework 3.0

.NET Framework 3.0 Client Profile

.NET Framework 3.5

.NET Framework 3.5 Client Profile

[+] Application Support

COM OLE Application Support

COM+ Application Support

MSMQ

Win32 Application Runtimes and Libraries

[+] Boot Environments

Enhanced Write Filter Boot Environment

Windows Boot Environment

[+] Browsers

[+] Internet Explorer 8

Internet Explorer 8 Browser

Internet Explorer 8 Engine and Display

Internet Explorer 8 Foundation

[+] Data Access and Storage

Windows Data Access Components

Windows Data Access Components - SQL

[+] Data Integrity

Shadow Copy Volume Interface

Shadow Copy Volume Service

Windows Backup and Restore

Windows Side by Side

[+] Device Framework

Standard Windows USB Stack

[+] Devices and Printers

Device Framework

Device Uer Experience

Driver Frameworks

Fax and Scan

Printing Utilities and Management

Sensor and Location Platform

[+] Diagnostics

Common Diagnostic Tools

Performance Monitoring

Problem Reports and Solutions

User

[+] Embedded Enabling Features

[+] Edition Branding

Unbranded Startup Screens

Windows Embedded Standard Startup Screens

Bootable Windows USB Stack

Custom Logon Desktop Background Images

Dialog Box Filter

Enhanced Write Filter with HORM

File Based Write Filter (FBWF)

Hide Boot Screens

Message Box Default Reply

RAM Disk Controller

Registry Filter

Web Services on Devices for .NET

[+] Fonts

Bitmap Fonts

Japanese Fonts

Japanese Supplemental Fonts

Korean Fonts

Korean Supplemental Fonts

Middle East, South East and South Asian Fonts

Middle East, South East and South Asian Supplemental Fonts

Simplified Chinese Fonts

Simplified Chinese Supplemental Fonts

Traditional Chinese Fonts

Traditional Chinese Supplemental Fonts

TrueType Fonts

Western Fonts

Western Supplemental Fonts

[+] Graphics and Multimedia

[+] Premium Codecs

MPEG layer four codecs (license required)

MPEG layer one and Dolby Digital Codecs (license required)

MPEG layer three (MP3) Codecs (license required)

MPEG layer two and H.264 Codecs (license required)

Audio and Video Engines and Media Foundation

DirectX and Windows Device Experience

Graphics Platform

Image Mastering API V2

Windows Media Player 12

[+] International

[+] IME

IME Base Components

IME Japanese Support

IME Korean Support

IME Simplified Chinese Support

IME Traditional Chinese Support

International Components and Language Services

Language Pack Setup

[+] Internet Information Servies - IIS

[+] IIS 7.0

IIS 7.0

Windows Process Activation Service

[+] Management

[+] System Management

Group Policy Management

Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

System Management Administrative Tools

System Management Utilities

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

[+] Windows Update

Windows Update Standalone Installer

Windows Update User Interface

Parental Control

Power Management

Windows Application Compatibility

Windows PowerShell 2.0

[+] Networking

[+] Base

Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)

Internet Authentication Serivce

Networking Base

Networking Foundation

BITS

Bluetooth

Domain Services

IRDA and UNIMODEM

Network Access Protection

Network and Sharing Center

Network Diagnostics

Peer Networking

Quality of Service

Remote Access Service (RAS)

Small Networking Services

Telephony API Client

Windows Firewall

Wireless Networking

[+] Remote Connections

Remote Desktop Connection

[+] Security

[+] Security Credentials

Credential Roaming Service

Credentials and Certificate Management

Windows Authorization Manager (AZMAN)

Active Directory Rights Management

AntiMalware

Application Security

Bitlocker Secure Startup

Encrypted File System (EFS)

Security Base

Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Management

Windows Security Center

[+] System Services

[+] File System

Advanced File System

Core File System

File and Folder Synchronization

File Compression Utility

Simplified Message Block (SMB)

Remote Procedure Call

Windows Installer

[+] User Interface

[+] Help

Embedded Core Help Content

Help and Support Engine

Remote Assistance

[+] Microsoft Speech API

Speech and Text

Speech Chinese Simplified

Speech Chinese Traditional

Speech French

Speech German

Speech Japanese

Speech Spanish

Speech UK English

Speech US English

[+] Windows Shell

Accessories

Application User Experience

Shell Controls and UI Support Functions

Shell Foundation

System Control Panel

Windows Explorer

Windows Explorer Shell

Accessibility

Command Prompt Shell with Custom Shell Support

DVD Maker

Mobility Center and SlideShow

Natural Language 6

Photo Viewer

Search Indexing

Tablet PC Support

Text Services Framework

Windows Search
```
  @xxcom9a wrote:
  
  I had asked them this before because Windows Embedded Standard caught my eye. I wasn’t going to download it if I couldn’t use it in VMWare or anything, but if you say it works, then I’m definetely going to try it! 🙂
  
  Haha, I’m curious what they mean with a “multi-purpose PC”! 😉 You should definitely try it! 🙂
  
  @aviv00 wrote:
  
  yes Arris i think that is very relevant to us
  
  That’s for sure! We chose Windows Server because it is a very tiny and clean Windows version by default, and people can add the features needed themselves. With Windows Embedded it is possible to start with almost nothing and choose all features you want during the setup.
  
  @Dark Server 2008 wrote:
  
  As the Microsoft :geek: I am I’m probably pretty soon will get the itch to try this out, I can feel it…not long now…
  
  Shame on us we never looked at this Windows version before! 😳 😉
- 28th January 2010 at 22:36 #60180
  Anonymous
  Windows Embedded Standard 2011 CTP2 can be downloaded from here.
  
  Here is the list of all components that can be chosen during the (x64) setup:
```
[+] .NET Framework

.NET Framework 2.0

.NET Framework 2.0 Client Profile

.NET Framework 3.0

.NET Framework 3.0 Client Profile

.NET Framework 3.5

.NET Framework 3.5 Client Profile

[+] Application Support

COM OLE Application Support

COM+ Application Support

MSMQ

Win32 Application Runtimes and Libraries

[+] Boot Environments

Enhanced Write Filter Boot Environment

Windows Boot Environment

[+] Browsers

[+] Internet Explorer 8

Internet Explorer 8 Browser

Internet Explorer 8 Engine and Display

Internet Explorer 8 Foundation

[+] Data Access and Storage

Windows Data Access Components

Windows Data Access Components - SQL

[+] Data Integrity

Shadow Copy Volume Interface

Shadow Copy Volume Service

Windows Backup and Restore

Windows Side by Side

[+] Device Framework

Standard Windows USB Stack

[+] Devices and Printers

Device Framework

Device Uer Experience

Driver Frameworks

Fax and Scan

Printing Utilities and Management

Sensor and Location Platform

[+] Diagnostics

Common Diagnostic Tools

Performance Monitoring

Problem Reports and Solutions

User

[+] Embedded Enabling Features

[+] Edition Branding

Unbranded Startup Screens

Windows Embedded Standard Startup Screens

Bootable Windows USB Stack

Custom Logon Desktop Background Images

Dialog Box Filter

Enhanced Write Filter with HORM

File Based Write Filter (FBWF)

Hide Boot Screens

Message Box Default Reply

RAM Disk Controller

Registry Filter

Web Services on Devices for .NET

[+] Fonts

Bitmap Fonts

Japanese Fonts

Japanese Supplemental Fonts

Korean Fonts

Korean Supplemental Fonts

Middle East, South East and South Asian Fonts

Middle East, South East and South Asian Supplemental Fonts

Simplified Chinese Fonts

Simplified Chinese Supplemental Fonts

Traditional Chinese Fonts

Traditional Chinese Supplemental Fonts

TrueType Fonts

Western Fonts

Western Supplemental Fonts

[+] Graphics and Multimedia

[+] Premium Codecs

MPEG layer four codecs (license required)

MPEG layer one and Dolby Digital Codecs (license required)

MPEG layer three (MP3) Codecs (license required)

MPEG layer two and H.264 Codecs (license required)

Audio and Video Engines and Media Foundation

DirectX and Windows Device Experience

Graphics Platform

Image Mastering API V2

Windows Media Player 12

[+] International

[+] IME

IME Base Components

IME Japanese Support

IME Korean Support

IME Simplified Chinese Support

IME Traditional Chinese Support

International Components and Language Services

Language Pack Setup

[+] Internet Information Servies - IIS

[+] IIS 7.0

IIS 7.0

Windows Process Activation Service

[+] Management

[+] System Management

Group Policy Management

Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

System Management Administrative Tools

System Management Utilities

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

[+] Windows Update

Windows Update Standalone Installer

Windows Update User Interface

Parental Control

Power Management

Windows Application Compatibility

Windows PowerShell 2.0

[+] Networking

[+] Base

Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)

Internet Authentication Serivce

Networking Base

Networking Foundation

BITS

Bluetooth

Domain Services

IRDA and UNIMODEM

Network Access Protection

Network and Sharing Center

Network Diagnostics

Peer Networking

Quality of Service

Remote Access Service (RAS)

Small Networking Services

Telephony API Client

Windows Firewall

Wireless Networking

[+] Remote Connections

Remote Desktop Connection

[+] Security

[+] Security Credentials

Credential Roaming Service

Credentials and Certificate Management

Windows Authorization Manager (AZMAN)

Active Directory Rights Management

AntiMalware

Application Security

Bitlocker Secure Startup

Encrypted File System (EFS)

Security Base

Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Management

Windows Security Center

[+] System Services

[+] File System

Advanced File System

Core File System

File and Folder Synchronization

File Compression Utility

Simplified Message Block (SMB)

Remote Procedure Call

Windows Installer

[+] User Interface

[+] Help

Embedded Core Help Content

Help and Support Engine

Remote Assistance

[+] Microsoft Speech API

Speech and Text

Speech Chinese Simplified

Speech Chinese Traditional

Speech French

Speech German

Speech Japanese

Speech Spanish

Speech UK English

Speech US English

[+] Windows Shell

Accessories

Application User Experience

Shell Controls and UI Support Functions

Shell Foundation

System Control Panel

Windows Explorer

Windows Explorer Shell

Accessibility

Command Prompt Shell with Custom Shell Support

DVD Maker

Mobility Center and SlideShow

Natural Language 6

Photo Viewer

Search Indexing

Tablet PC Support

Text Services Framework

Windows Search
```
  @xxcom9a wrote:
  
  I had asked them this before because Windows Embedded Standard caught my eye. I wasn’t going to download it if I couldn’t use it in VMWare or anything, but if you say it works, then I’m definetely going to try it! 🙂
  
  Haha, I’m curious what they mean with a “multi-purpose PC”! 😉 You should definitely try it! 🙂
  
  @aviv00 wrote:
  
  yes Arris i think that is very relevant to us
  
  That’s for sure! We chose Windows Server because it is a very tiny and clean Windows version by default, and people can add the features needed themselves. With Windows Embedded it is possible to start with almost nothing and choose all features you want during the setup.
  
  @Dark Server 2008 wrote:
  
  As the Microsoft :geek: I am I’m probably pretty soon will get the itch to try this out, I can feel it…not long now…
  
  Shame on us we never looked at this Windows version before! 😳 😉
- 29th January 2010 at 07:06 #50362
  Anonymous
  Haha that’s true, who would actually thought that it could look this great 😀
  
  Well I’m going to try it out later when I get home from work because I can’t wait a bloody minute longer for this, thank god you can try it in a virtual environment.
- 29th January 2010 at 07:06 #60181
  Anonymous
  Haha that’s true, who would actually thought that it could look this great 😀
  
  Well I’m going to try it out later when I get home from work because I can’t wait a bloody minute longer for this, thank god you can try it in a virtual environment.
- 29th January 2010 at 08:59 #50363
  aviv00
  this is my config take 3221mb as it say
  optional dependency unmarked
  any suggestion ?:)
```
[+] .NET Framework

.NET Framework 2.0

.NET Framework 2.0 Client Profile

[+] Application Support

COM OLE Application Support

COM+ Application Support

Win32 Application Runtimes and Libraries

[+] Boot Environments

Enhanced Write Filter Boot Environment

[+] Browsers

[+] Internet Explorer 8

Internet Explorer 8 Browser

Internet Explorer 8 Engine and Display

Internet Explorer 8 Foundation

[+] Data Access and Storage

Windows Data Access Components

[+] Device Framework

Standard Windows USB Stack

[+] Devices and Printers

Device Framework

Device Uer Experience

Driver Frameworks

Printing Utilities and Management

[+] Diagnostics

Common Diagnostic Tools

Performance Monitoring

User

[+] Embedded Enabling Features

[+] Edition Branding

Unbranded Startup Screens

Bootable Windows USB Stack

Custom Logon Desktop Background Images

Dialog Box Filter

Enhanced Write Filter with HORM

File Based Write Filter (FBWF)

Hide Boot Screens

Message Box Default Reply

RAM Disk Controller

Registry Filter

[+] Fonts

Middle East, South East and South Asian Fonts

Western Fonts

[+] Graphics and Multimedia

[+] Premium Codecs

MPEG layer four codecs (license required)

MPEG layer one and Dolby Digital Codecs (license required)

MPEG layer three (MP3) Codecs (license required)

MPEG layer two and H.264 Codecs (license required)

Audio and Video Engines and Media Foundation

DirectX and Windows Device Experience

Graphics Platform

Image Mastering API V2

Windows Media Player 12

[+] International

International Components and Language Services

Language Pack Setup

[+] Management

[+] System Management

Group Policy Management

Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

System Management Administrative Tools

System Management Utilities

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

[+] Windows Update

Windows Update Standalone Installer

Windows Update User Interface

Power Management

Windows Application Compatibility

Windows PowerShell 2.0

[+] Networking

[+] Base

Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)

Internet Authentication Serivce

Networking Base

Networking Foundation

BITS

Bluetooth

IRDA and UNIMODEM

Network Access Protection

Network and Sharing Center

Network Diagnostics

Peer Networking

Quality of Service

Remote Access Service (RAS)

Telephony API Client

Windows Firewall

Wireless Networking

[+] Remote Connections

Remote Desktop Connection

[+] Security

[+] Security Credentials

Credential Roaming Service

Credentials and Certificate Management

Windows Authorization Manager (AZMAN)

Application Security

Bitlocker Secure Startup

Encrypted File System (EFS)

Security Base

Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Management

Windows Security Center

[+] System Services

[+] File System

Advanced File System [ to boot from vhd ]

Core File System [ to boot from vhd ]

File and Folder Synchronization

File Compression Utility

Simplified Message Block (SMB) [ from my tests this is need for services.msc to work good ]

Windows Installer

[+] User Interface

[+] Help

Help and Support Engine

[+] Windows Shell

Accessories

Application User Experience

Shell Controls and UI Support Functions

Shell Foundation

System Control Panel

Windows Explorer

Windows Explorer Shell

Mobility Center and SlideShow

Photo Viewer

Search Indexing
```
- 29th January 2010 at 08:59 #60182
  Anonymous
  this is my config take 3221mb as it say
  optional dependency unmarked
  any suggestion ?:)
```
[+] .NET Framework

.NET Framework 2.0

.NET Framework 2.0 Client Profile

[+] Application Support

COM OLE Application Support

COM+ Application Support

Win32 Application Runtimes and Libraries

[+] Boot Environments

Enhanced Write Filter Boot Environment

[+] Browsers

[+] Internet Explorer 8

Internet Explorer 8 Browser

Internet Explorer 8 Engine and Display

Internet Explorer 8 Foundation

[+] Data Access and Storage

Windows Data Access Components

[+] Device Framework

Standard Windows USB Stack

[+] Devices and Printers

Device Framework

Device Uer Experience

Driver Frameworks

Printing Utilities and Management

[+] Diagnostics

Common Diagnostic Tools

Performance Monitoring

User

[+] Embedded Enabling Features

[+] Edition Branding

Unbranded Startup Screens

Bootable Windows USB Stack

Custom Logon Desktop Background Images

Dialog Box Filter

Enhanced Write Filter with HORM

File Based Write Filter (FBWF)

Hide Boot Screens

Message Box Default Reply

RAM Disk Controller

Registry Filter

[+] Fonts

Middle East, South East and South Asian Fonts

Western Fonts

[+] Graphics and Multimedia

[+] Premium Codecs

MPEG layer four codecs (license required)

MPEG layer one and Dolby Digital Codecs (license required)

MPEG layer three (MP3) Codecs (license required)

MPEG layer two and H.264 Codecs (license required)

Audio and Video Engines and Media Foundation

DirectX and Windows Device Experience

Graphics Platform

Image Mastering API V2

Windows Media Player 12

[+] International

International Components and Language Services

Language Pack Setup

[+] Management

[+] System Management

Group Policy Management

Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

System Management Administrative Tools

System Management Utilities

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

[+] Windows Update

Windows Update Standalone Installer

Windows Update User Interface

Power Management

Windows Application Compatibility

Windows PowerShell 2.0

[+] Networking

[+] Base

Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)

Internet Authentication Serivce

Networking Base

Networking Foundation

BITS

Bluetooth

IRDA and UNIMODEM

Network Access Protection

Network and Sharing Center

Network Diagnostics

Peer Networking

Quality of Service

Remote Access Service (RAS)

Telephony API Client

Windows Firewall

Wireless Networking

[+] Remote Connections

Remote Desktop Connection

[+] Security

[+] Security Credentials

Credential Roaming Service

Credentials and Certificate Management

Windows Authorization Manager (AZMAN)

Application Security

Bitlocker Secure Startup

Encrypted File System (EFS)

Security Base

Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Management

Windows Security Center

[+] System Services

[+] File System

Advanced File System [ to boot from vhd ]

Core File System [ to boot from vhd ]

File and Folder Synchronization

File Compression Utility

Simplified Message Block (SMB) [ from my tests this is need for services.msc to work good ]

Windows Installer

[+] User Interface

[+] Help

Help and Support Engine

[+] Windows Shell

Accessories

Application User Experience

Shell Controls and UI Support Functions

Shell Foundation

System Control Panel

Windows Explorer

Windows Explorer Shell

Mobility Center and SlideShow

Photo Viewer

Search Indexing
```
- 31st January 2010 at 00:23 #50364
  Arris
  Moderator
  @aviv00 wrote:
  
  any suggestion ?:)
  
  If you don’t use BitLocker/EFS you can also remove
  - Bitlocker Secure Startup
  - Encrypted File System (EFS)
  You can’t get it much smaller without losing essential parts I think.
  
  This afternoon I also cooked some Windows Embedded which started up, but for some reason the Task Manager was missing, and also gadgets that view the CPU/Memory usage didn’t work so I think I did remove too much! 😆
- 31st January 2010 at 00:23 #60183
  Anonymous
  @aviv00 wrote:
  
  any suggestion ?:)
  
  If you don’t use BitLocker/EFS you can also remove
  - Bitlocker Secure Startup
  - Encrypted File System (EFS)
  You can’t get it much smaller without losing essential parts I think.
  
  This afternoon I also cooked some Windows Embedded which started up, but for some reason the Task Manager was missing, and also gadgets that view the CPU/Memory usage didn’t work so I think I did remove too much! 😆
- 31st January 2010 at 13:57 #50365
  aviv00
  @Arris wrote:
  @aviv00 wrote:
  
  any suggestion ?:)
  
  If you don’t use BitLocker/EFS you can also remove
  
  Bitlocker Secure Startup
  
  Encrypted File System (EFS)
  
  You can’t get it much smaller without losing essential parts I think.
  
  This afternoon I also cooked some Windows Embedded which started up, but for some reason the Task Manager was missing, and also gadgets that view the CPU/Memory usage didn’t work so I think I did remove too much! 😆
  thx
  
  u missed Accessories that why u dont have taskmgr 🙂
- 31st January 2010 at 13:57 #60184
  Anonymous
  @Arris wrote:
  @aviv00 wrote:
  
  any suggestion ?:)
  
  If you don’t use BitLocker/EFS you can also remove
  
  Bitlocker Secure Startup
  
  Encrypted File System (EFS)
  
  You can’t get it much smaller without losing essential parts I think.
  
  This afternoon I also cooked some Windows Embedded which started up, but for some reason the Task Manager was missing, and also gadgets that view the CPU/Memory usage didn’t work so I think I did remove too much! 😆
  thx
  
  u missed Accessories that why u dont have taskmgr 🙂
- 9th February 2010 at 09:14 #50366
  bpahe
  Hi!
  
  WinEmbedded 2011 is highly interesting, I tried CTP2 on a VirtualPC and it is really just Windows 7 build 7600 with custom made installation. Are there any other limits – in the virtual machine I could only choose from a limited set of screen resolutions, but I suspect that is due to the “graphics card” that the virtual machine uses.
  
  I have a new machine coming in that needs an OS and I am strongly considering using the CTP2. Aviv00, does your config work ok?
  
  /hans
- 9th February 2010 at 09:14 #60185
  Anonymous
  Hi!
  
  WinEmbedded 2011 is highly interesting, I tried CTP2 on a VirtualPC and it is really just Windows 7 build 7600 with custom made installation. Are there any other limits – in the virtual machine I could only choose from a limited set of screen resolutions, but I suspect that is due to the “graphics card” that the virtual machine uses.
  
  I have a new machine coming in that needs an OS and I am strongly considering using the CTP2. Aviv00, does your config work ok?
  
  /hans
- 9th February 2010 at 15:15 #50367
  aviv00
  yea but its miss things like calc
  
  btw the rc version should be out soon
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Windows Embedded Standard 2011 Release Candidate (RC) is coming soon! Please watch for an announcement in February.
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- 9th February 2010 at 15:15 #60186
  Anonymous
  yea but its miss things like calc
  
  btw the rc version should be out soon
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Coming soon!



Windows Embedded Standard 2011 Release Candidate (RC) is coming soon! Please watch for an announcement in February.
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- 13th February 2010 at 11:47 #50368
  Arris
  Moderator
  @aviv00 wrote:
  
  btw the rc version should be out soon
  
  That’s nice, hope to see it released soon! 🙂 In the meantime I created an expandable treeview of all Windows Embedded Standard 2011 CTP2 components which we can update later to the list of RC/RTM components, including descriptions of what the various are actually needed for. Maybe it’s an idea to make it editable so the explanations for the different components, but that’s for later.
- 13th February 2010 at 11:47 #60187
  Anonymous
  @aviv00 wrote:
  
  btw the rc version should be out soon
  
  That’s nice, hope to see it released soon! 🙂 In the meantime I created an expandable treeview of all Windows Embedded Standard 2011 CTP2 components which we can update later to the list of RC/RTM components, including descriptions of what the various are actually needed for. Maybe it’s an idea to make it editable so the explanations for the different components, but that’s for later.
- 16th February 2010 at 10:51 #50369
  aviv00
  Release Candidate (RC) for Windows Embedded Standard is here!‏
  https://connect.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/Downloads
  
  We are excited to announce that the Windows Embedded Standard 7 Release Candidate (RC) build is available for download from Connect today! You may download Windows Embedded Standard 7, formerly known as Windows Embedded Standard 2011 here or via Connect under Downloads.
  
  The Standard 7 RC is an important build as it means we are very close to the final build of Windows Embedded Standard 7. Please download and test it right away! Use the Connect Feedback forms here to submit your feedback.
  
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC is being provided as 5 download packages:
  
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC Toolkit: this .ISO will install the Image Configuration Editor (ICE) tool which is meant to be run on a development machine
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC 32bit Bootable IBW: this .ISO will install Image Builder Wizard (IBW) for 32bit machines to be run on a target device
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC 64BIT Bootable IBW: this .ISO will install Image Builder Wizard (IBW) for 64bit machines to be run on a target device
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC MPEG2 Audio and Dolby Package: includes the MPEG2 Audio and Dolby Premium Codecs for 32bit and 64bit machines
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC Documentation: Release Notes and a What’s New document that will help you focus your testing on specific areas
  Thank you for your continued participation! If you have any questions please feel free to contact [email protected].
  
  -The Windows Embedded team
- 16th February 2010 at 10:51 #60188
  Anonymous
  Release Candidate (RC) for Windows Embedded Standard is here!‏
  https://connect.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/Downloads
  
  We are excited to announce that the Windows Embedded Standard 7 Release Candidate (RC) build is available for download from Connect today! You may download Windows Embedded Standard 7, formerly known as Windows Embedded Standard 2011 here or via Connect under Downloads.
  
  The Standard 7 RC is an important build as it means we are very close to the final build of Windows Embedded Standard 7. Please download and test it right away! Use the Connect Feedback forms here to submit your feedback.
  
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC is being provided as 5 download packages:
  
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC Toolkit: this .ISO will install the Image Configuration Editor (ICE) tool which is meant to be run on a development machine
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC 32bit Bootable IBW: this .ISO will install Image Builder Wizard (IBW) for 32bit machines to be run on a target device
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC 64BIT Bootable IBW: this .ISO will install Image Builder Wizard (IBW) for 64bit machines to be run on a target device
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC MPEG2 Audio and Dolby Package: includes the MPEG2 Audio and Dolby Premium Codecs for 32bit and 64bit machines
  Windows Embedded Standard 7 RC Documentation: Release Notes and a What’s New document that will help you focus your testing on specific areas
  Thank you for your continued participation! If you have any questions please feel free to contact [email protected].
  
  -The Windows Embedded team
- 17th February 2010 at 22:59 #50370
  Arris
  Moderator
  hello
  
  i have been tired to install the package from
  WES 2011 of superfetch
  and its got installed but its not working
  
  i check the services.msc its wasnt there
  u have any idea ?
  how its could be solved ?
  
  I installed the RC with some configuration (don’t remember which features I checked) and it works fine: screenshot.
  
  Reinstall it and try to find out which features you need to install! I might take a look at it again this weekend.
- 17th February 2010 at 22:59 #60189
  Anonymous
  hello
  
  i have been tired to install the package from
  WES 2011 of superfetch
  and its got installed but its not working
  
  i check the services.msc its wasnt there
  u have any idea ?
  how its could be solved ?
  
  I installed the RC with some configuration (don’t remember which features I checked) and it works fine: screenshot.
  
  Reinstall it and try to find out which features you need to install! I might take a look at it again this weekend.
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