What's new in Windows Embedded 8 Standard

By Gianni Rosa Gallina
This course provides an overview about the new features, tools and changes introduced in Windows Embedded 8 Standard, the successor of Windows Embedded Standard 7.
Course info
Rating
(15)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Nov 1, 2013
Duration
2h 36m
Table of contents
Introduction
Introduction 2m Microsoft Windows Embedded Family 5m What is Windows Embedded 8 Standard 3m Getting started 2m How to follow The course 2m Summary 2m
Windows 8 Features Overview for Embedded Devices
Module Overview 0m AppLocker 2m BitLocker 3m Secure Boot 3m Anti-malware 1m Gestures 1m Internet Explorer 10 1m WinRT API 2m BranchCache 1m Summary 2m
What's new in The Tools
Module Overview 1m Development Process 3m Key Concepts and Name Changes 4m Image Builder Wizard (IBW) 7m Image Configuration Editor (ICE) 17m New, Updated and Deprecated Tools 5m Module Designer 7m Summary 2m
Embedded Lockdown
Module Overview 1m Lockdown Features 1m Embedded Lockdown Manager 1m Dialog Filter 3m Keyboard Filter 3m Gesture Filter 2m Write Filters 14m Summary 2m
Deployment, Management and Servicing
Module Overview 1m Deployment and Servicing Concepts 4m Tools: DISM, WinPE 2m Full OS Updates 4m Getting Updates 2m Enterprise Solutions 2m Summary 3m
Custom Branding
Module Overview 1m Custom Branding Concepts 2m Boot Screens 2m Logon/Logoff/Shutdown 2m App/Shell Launcher 2m Additional Branding Options 1m Summary 3m
Windows Store Apps
Module Overview 1m Development 3m Deploying and Servicing Apps 2m App Certification Program (ACPWE) 3m Enterprise app Side-loading 2m Summary 2m
Licensing and Activation
Module Overview 1m Activation Required. Why? 1m New in Embedded 8 5m Activation Options 2m Licensing Options 2m Summary 3m
Description
Course info
Rating
(15)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Nov 1, 2013
Duration
2h 36m
Description

This course provides an overview about the new features, tools and changes introduced in Windows Embedded 8 Standard, the successor of Windows Embedded Standard 7. Windows Embedded 8 Standard is a modular operating system based on Windows 8, which provides enterprises and device manufacturers the freedom to choose which capabilities will be part of their industry devices and intelligent system solutions. The newly released version supports modern, rich, customizable, multi-touch experiences that keep customers engaged and employees informed and productive, as well as new lock-down tools to ensure it’s targeted, secure and consistent.

About the author
Gianni Rosa Gallina
About the author

Gianni is an R&D Senior Software Engineer in Deltatre's Innovation Lab, based in Italy. A Microsoft MVP since 2011, he has been focused on emerging technologies, AI, and Virtual/Augmented/Mixed Reality since 2013.

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