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Windows Automotive
Windows Automotive 5.0 and 5.5
Using Windows Automotive
Using Windows Automotive
12 Fast Cold Boot Guide
12 Fast Cold Boot Guide
12 Fast Cold Boot Guide
1 Overview of Windows Automotive 5.0
2 Windows Automotive Development Environment Configuration Guide
3 Automotive Configuration
4 Virtual Memory (VM) Expansion Tool
5 CPU Time Measurement Tool
6 Memory Usage Measurement Tool
7 System Monitoring Tool
8 Error Handling Tool
9 System Logging Tool
10 Transaction-Safe FAT (TFAT) File System
11 High-Speed Graphics Processing Framework GDI-Sub
12 Fast Cold Boot Guide
12.1 Needs for Fast Cold Boot
12.2 Overview of Startup Speedup Methods
12.3 Considerations When Selecting a Method
13 GWES2 (GWES for Automotive)
14 Ready Guard
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12 Fast Cold Boot Guide
12.1 Needs for Fast Cold Boot
12.2 Overview of Startup Speedup Methods
12.3 Considerations When Selecting a Method
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