برابط مباشر من ميكروسوفت Microsoft Windows7 Thin PC نسخة خفيفة للأجهزة الضعيفة

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This document contains important information about known issues in Windows Thin PC.
Known Issues

Recommended hardware configuration

Missing Search functionality in Start menu

Adding and removing Windows features in Thin PC

Keyboard Filter may block accessibility

Cannot install .NET Framework 3.5

No support for certain Windows products and features

Write Filters: System goes into safe mode on reboot

Enhanced Write Filter cannot be disabled without commit
Recommended hardware configuration

* 1 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86)

* 1 GB RAM

* 4 GB available hard disk space

* DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or a later version driver

Missing Search functionality in Start menu

To reduce the Thin PC image size, Search functionality is not included   in Thin PC. As a result, the Search bar does not exist on the Start   menu. In addition, the File Open, Save, Save As, and Browse dialogs do   not provide support for wildcard searches.
Adding and removing Windows features in Thin PC

Due to the locked-down mode of the Thin PC image, adding and removing Windows features is not supported in Thin PC.
Keyboard Filter may block accessibility

By design, Keyboard Filter may enable you to block certain features that   may be important for accessibility. If your application scenarios   require specific accessibility functionality, make sure that you verify   those scenarios after enabling Keyboard Filter.
Cannot install .NET Framework 3.5

.NET Framework 3.5 is not a supported environment. The alternative is to   download .NET Framework 4.x, then recompile and test your managed   applications. Only .NET Framework 2.0 is shipped as part of Windows  Thin  PC.
No support for certain Windows products and features

Windows Thin PC does not support the following products and features:

* .NET Framework 3.5

* Premium codecs: Microsoft AC3 Encoder (Dolby), Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio   Decoder (MPEG-2, AAC), Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder (MPEG-2,  H.264),  MPEG-2 Audio and Video Encoder, MPEG Layer-3 Audio Codec (MP3),  MPEG-4  Decoders, Windows Media Video Codecs (VC-1)

* Microsoft Security Essentials

* Windows Live Essentials

Write Filters: System goes into safe mode on reboot

When you use the Enhanced Write Filter Manager (ewfmgr.exe) or File Base   Write Filter Manager (fbwfmgr.exe) with the /enable command and then   reboot, your device goes to a screen with options to Start Windows   Normally or in Safe Mode. This can be fixed by setting the Boot   Configuration Data (BCD) store to ignore all boot errors, which is a   default setting for write filter in the Thin PC image.

Type the following command to set the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) BootStatusPolicy to ignore faults:

bcdedit.exe /set {current} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures

Enhanced Write Filter cannot be disabled without commit

When in EWF RAM Reg mode, you cannot disable the write filter without   committing changes. RAM Reg mode requires you to commit the overlay to   disable the write filter. The settings are stored in the registry and   the /disable command will not persist without a /commit command. This  is  a limitation of RAM Reg mode. The workaround is to restart the  device  before disabling write filter.
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