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You have a Windows 8 image. You plan to deploy the image to several client computers. The client computers will be delivered to several different customers. You plan to provide all of the customers…
The correct answer is D. UTF-8. Using ResetConfig.xml If you use a text editor to author your .xml files, you must save the document with an .xml file name extension, and use UTF-8 encoding. You must not use ANSI coding. This is a code example for the ResetConfig.xml file. <?xml version="1.0"…
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You have a Windows 8 image. You plan to deploy the image to several client computers. The client computers will be delivered to several different customers. You plan to provide all of the customers with the ability to perform a push-button reset of their computers from recovery media. The push-button reset will include a script that will repartition the hard disk drives automatically. You need to identify which encoding format must be used for the script file. Which encoding format should you identify?
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- AUnicode
- BBigEndianUnicode
- CANSI
- DUTF-8
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Using ResetConfig.xml If you use a text editor to author your .xml files, you must save the document with an .xml file name extension, and use UTF-8 encoding. You must not use ANSI coding. This is a code example for the ResetConfig.xml file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!-- ResetConfig.xml --> <Run Phase="BasicReset_BeforeImageApply"> <Path>SaveLogFiles.cmd</Path> <Duration>4</Duration> <Run Phase="BasicReset_AfterImageApply"> <Path>RetrieveLogFiles.cmd</Path> <Param>/allApps</Param> <Duration>2</Duration> <Run Phase="FactoryReset_AfterDiskFormat"> <Path>CheckPartitions.exe</Path> <Duration>2</Duration> <Run Phase="FactoryReset_AfterImageApply"> <Path>InstallApps.cmd</Path> <Param>/allApps</Param> <Duration>2</Duration> <DiskpartScriptPath>ResetPartitions-UEFI.txt</DiskpartScriptPath>
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