Pre-Installed Software; Making And Saving Changes - HP t5630w Manual

Preinstalled softWare
cHoosing betWeen enHanced Write filter
and file-based Write filter
HP Windows embedded standard thin clients include both the enhanced Write
filter (eWf) and the file-based Write filter (fbWf) to protect the operating system.
the enhanced Writer filter is the factory default.
Tip: choose the enhanced Write filter to protect the entire flash from writes, or choose the file-based Write filter
to allow specific local applications and files to be updated dynamically.
to select and configure the eWf or fbWf, perform the following steps:
1. log in as an administrator.
2. select Start > Control Panel > HP Write Filter Configuration.
3. select and configure the desired write filter.
4. reboot the system for the chosen write filter and changes to take effect.

making and saving cHanges

(Enhanced Write Filter only)
the enhanced Write filter is enabled by default; therefore any changes will not be
saved automatically. When you make changes to configuration or personal settings
the changes are stored in temporary cache memory.
to make and save changes, it is a best practice to:
1. first reboot the device to ensure only the changes you want will be saved.
2. make the necessary changes.
3. right click on lock icon in system tray.
4. select Commit state > then Yes to reboot.
an icon on the system tray shows the status of the eWf:
Lock status
red
green
Yellow
to view or remove installed applications,
Click Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove
Programs.
for information on symantec endpoint Protection and microsoft
Windows firewall, please visit the aPPlications section of the
microsoft
reference guide.
Description
disabled—allows user to write to the image after the next reboot
enabled—Prevents the user from writing to the image after the next reboot
Pending—overlay committed with next reboot
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