HLK certification for one of UART device -regarding

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Hi all,

One of my customer wants win 7 x64 bit WHCQ certification.

They are using windows 7 embedded standard x64 bit OS.

Whether i can install hlk client on windows 7 embedded x64 bit OS ?

Whether i need to install windows 7 x64 bit professional /HLK client and
need to get package /give it to microsoft for certified driver ?

Which is a windows 7 x64 bit standard OS need to get cerified package to be
pass to microsoft ?

Windows 7 x64 bit professional is sufficent to work on all windows 7 x64
bit OS.

whether no need to go for windows 7 x64 bit embedded standard OS ?

HLK to be sufficent to run on which windows 7 x64 bit OS is sufficient ?

Whether windows 7 standard embedded OS x64 bit is required or not or it is
supported to run HLK ?

COuld you please help on this.

could you please clarify me if i understood wrong.

Regards,
Prabhakar V

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xxxxx@gmail.com wrote:

One of my customer wants win 7 x64 bit WHCQ certification.
They are using windows 7 embedded standard x64 bit OS.
Whether i can install hlk client on windows 7 embedded x64 bit OS ?

I believe as long as you have file sharing available, the client will work.

Whether i need to install windows 7 x64 bit professional /HLK client
and need to get package /give it to microsoft for certified driver ?
Which is a windows 7 x64 bit standard OS need to get cerified package
to be pass to microsoft ?
Windows 7 x64 bit professional is sufficent to work on all windows 7
x64 bit OS.
whether no need to go for windows 7 x64 bit embedded standard OS ?

The kernels are the same.  There is no separate certification for
Windows 7 Embedded, so there’s nothing to be gained.  If it were me, I
would probably use Windows 7 Professional just because I want as few
variables as possible in the testing scenario.

HLK to be sufficent to run on which windows 7 x64 bit OS is sufficient ?
Whether windows 7 standard embedded OS x64 bit is required or not or
it is supported to run HLK ?

All you’re trying to prove is that you run in the Windows 7 kernel. 
It’s the same kernel in all these systems.

–
Tim Roberts, xxxxx@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.