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Welcome to Windows Embedded Standard 7 (Standard 7 SP1)

7/8/2014

Windows Embedded Standard 7 brings Windows 7 features to an x86 or AMD64 embedded device. With Standard 7, you can build a small operating system (OS) without the features you do not need. Standard 7 also contains all the security, entertainment, and ease-of-use improvements found in Windows 7.

The Standard 7 Toolkit uses the image-based deployment technologies in Windows 7. Many of the tools contained in the Windows OEM Preinstallation Kit (OPK) are also part of Standard 7 Toolkit. For IT professionals, this means you can use the flexible deployment and servicing solutions from Windows 7 with Standard 7, including secure remote device management.

If You Are New to Windows Embedded

If you have never used Windows Embedded before, you should read the following sections to give you basic information on Standard 7:

Requirements and Installation

Standard 7 Basics

Elements of an Image

Life Cycle of an Image

Answer Files in Standard 7

Settings and Properties in Windows Embedded Standard 7

Image Builder Configuration Passes

After reading these sections, you should build your first Standard 7 image using the following section:

Build Your First Standard 7 Image Using Image Builder Wizard

If You Have Used Windows Embedded Before

If you've used Windows Embedded before, you should read the following sections to see the requirements for Standard 7 and the differences between Standard 7 and Windows XP Embedded:

Requirements and Installation

Compare XP Embedded and Standard 7 Technologies

In This Section

  • Building Images
    How to create, customize, and localize a Standard 7 installation.
  • Deploying Images
    How to deploy your custom image by using the tools such as ImageX, Sysprep, Windows PE, Image Builder, Windows Deployment Services (WDS) and Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM).