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Getting Started: Quickly Learning the Basics

What you see after logging on to the server depends on the administrator configurations.

For information about the functionality of the standard Windows Embedded 

Standard 7 desktop and Start menu items, see the Microsoft documentation 

(go to 

 and navigate to the Windows 7 Support 

Center).

 - typically contains a full user taskbar, 

desktop with default connection icons, Start Menu (click the 
Start

 button to open the user menu), and the icons of the 

user system tray.

 - contains a full administrator 

taskbar, desktop with default connection icons, File Based 

Write Filter icons, right-click desktop pop-up menu, Start 
Menu

 (click the Start button to open the administrator menu), 

and the icons of the administrator system tray.

Before you configure your thin clients, be aware that some utilities that are meant to 

protect thin clients will prevent your thin client configurations from persisting after log off 

and restart. That is, local settings and profile configurations you make are removed by 

utilities that prevent undesired flash memory writes and “clean-up” extraneous information 

from being stored on the local disk. While these utilities protect thin clients in important 

ways, there are instances where administrators want configurations to persist after logging 

off and restarting a thin client. 

 configuring your thin client, see "Working with the File Based Write 

Filter Utility" and "Working with the NetXClean Utility."

To help you to easily configure and manage multiple thin clients, use Wyse 

products such as the Wyse USB Firmware Tool and Wyse Device Manager 

(see 

). 

To connect to a connection (or switch between connections), 

simply click on the desktop connection icon you want or use 

the connection links in the Start Menu. See also "Notable 

In addition to the standard Control Panel icons, an extended 

set of resources for configuring user preference settings and 

system administration is included in the administrator 
Control Panel

 (Start > Control Panel). See also "Notable