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Windows Embedded Standard 7 delivers the power, familiarity, and reliability of the Windows 7 operating system in a componentized form for developers to create advanced commercial and consumer devices running thousands of existing Windows 7 applications and drivers.
NEW: Standard 7 Service Pack 1
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Windows Embedded Standard SP 1 includes three new technologies:
1.Remote Desktop Protocol 7.1 (RDP7.1) includes RemoteFX, which is a set of technologies that includes USB Redirection, Multi-media redirection, Multi-monitor support.
2.SD Boot allows building and installation of Windows Embedded Standard 7 images on SD cards. Customers may boot a Windows Embedded Standard 7 image from an SD card (no roaming) as long as the SD card is in the device enclosure and not easily accessible to the end user.
3.SKU Compliance Package is added to the image after it is developed. This package deactivates features not in the designated SKU
I am trying to install and boot Windows 7 embedded via USB 3.0.
I am able to do this with USB 2.0 but not from USB 3.0. I have a Gigabyte GA-880GM-USB3L motherboard.
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Is this possible? What do I need to do?
Wally
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4 Answers
Almost anything is possible, however, Windows does not natively support USB 3.0 drivers, so it might get a bit complicated. Download game air force one.
The following is adapted from one of William Hilsum's posts.
This gets quite advanced, I hope you have a working knowledge of command prompt. I would recommend you add the various Microsoft directories to your path, or run the
Windows PE Tools Command Prompt
instead of the standard one. If I loose you at any point, please comment and I'll be happy to help.What I recommend you do is download the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, and then your USB drivers.
Once you've done that, load the
Deployment Workbench
and load the WAIK
(Windows Automated Installation Kit).Once this is downloaded, you can use the 'copype' command to copy the required Windows PE files to a staging folder. Assuming you wanted
c:win_pe_32
you would use:For 64 bit use:
(I won't give two versions from now on, simply use common sense and replace 64 with 32!)
This will basically copy the required Windows PE files to the folder above.
Next, we need to mount the
boot.wim
file (The part that actually loads Windows PE). Do this with the ImageX command:This will mount the
Wim
file to the mount
directory.To load the driver, have the path to the
.inf
file and run:If you explore this folder, you can add additional files if you wish. Personally, I include ImageX so it is available from Windows PE.
Now commit the changes by typing:
Now you simply overwrite the default
boot.wim
file with the winpe.wim
you just changed.Lastly, we use the Microsoft Mastering tool with the following command:
Congratulations! You now have a new bootable Windows PE
iso
file with the drivers included.You can burn this to disk, and hopefully, everything should work as long as the driver is compatible with Windows PE.
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A pointer to a discussion that could be useful :
[Tutorial] Boot Windows 7 from USB hard disk by karyonix.
[Tutorial] Boot Windows 7 from USB hard disk by karyonix.
This thread explores several subjects of interest and points to several other useful articles. I suggest reading it and its links and comparing them carefully to what you did.
harrymcharrymc
I will suggest you to first install the OS on virtual PC following these instructions.
Also see this blog where user has overcome to the problem by using the instruction of the above given article.
Also see this blog where user has overcome to the problem by using the instruction of the above given article.
avirkavirk
Windows & Embedded and the Regular Windows 7 Versions can be booted from USB 3.0 by integrating USB 3.0 Drivers into the install.wim.
You will have to download the USB 3.0 drivers from your Vendor's website.Integrate these drivers into your Install.wim using DISM. Then apply/install Windows & to your USB 3.0 Drive
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For more details read the below links.
To install Windows 7 to a USB Drive i.e, to Enable Windows To Go on regular versions of Windows 7 you can use WinNTSetup or NT Fast Installer.
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