CBS Package Inspector

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Microsoft just released a tool for Windows Embedded Standard 7 (but also interesting for the upcoming POSReady 7) called CBS Package Inspector.

The tool allows opening and inspecting Feature Packages, Updates, etc. These packages are delivered as CBS packages (Component-Based Servicing) and can be applied via DISM.

Why is this tool useful?

 

  • See the whole content of a package including possible sub-packages
  • Check the dependencies of packages
  • See which files and registry entries are created or modified

To download the tool and for more information please visit the Microsoft Code Gallery page.

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