Windows Embedded Standard

Developers use the next generation of Windows XP Embedded to create smart, connected, and service-oriented advanced commercial or consumer devices, to run thousands of existing Windows applications and drivers, ranging from Thin Clients to Multi-Function Printers.

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Windows Embedded Standard Highlights Now available!  Download the Trial beta Version of Windows Embedded Standard 2011, the future of Windows Embedded Standard Download the Trial Version of Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Get Certified on Standard 2009 Today! Windows XP Pro for Embedded Systems available through December 2016 Now Available through MSDN Subscriptions! Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition with MSDN Embedded Developer Reference Follow these links to review the process to create a run-time image. Identify Target Device Hardware Author Components and Customize Shells Design a Run-Time Image Add Security Features to a Run-Time Image Deploy a Run-Time Image Manage and Service a Run-Time Image Windows Embedded Standard Team Blog Customizing Windows Embedded Standard 2011 Introduction During the planning phases of Windows Embedded Standard 2011, we invested considerable... more EWF Overlay Limits on Windows Embedded Standard 2009 and 2011 Introduction When using Enhanced Write Filter (EWF) in RAM or RAMREG mode several customers might as... more More >