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System Memory May Run Low With WinSAT Included On A Standard 7 Runtime

Submitted by Wolfgang Unger on 1 June, 2011 - 08:08

Microsoft has published a workaround for the case that you use EWF and that WinSAT is included in your image and it consumes too much memory.

The article is about the following scenario:

You develop a Windows Embedded Standard 7 or Windows Embedded Standard 7 Service Pack 1 image for your device.
You added "Performance Monitoring" package in your answer file using Image Configuration Editor.
You added "Enhanced Write Filter with HORM" package in your answer file to protect the system (C:) volume.
You deployed your image without executing "winsat prepop".
You enabled EWF for the runtime image.

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