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Windows Summit 2010: Wherever You Are, Be Here The Windows Summit 2010 just got easier to attend. It's now a virtual event. Just stay at your desktop to get the best insight about building great products on Windows 7 and Internet Explorer. Specialized Content Tracks for Systems, Devices, and Software Experts The schedule is available at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-summit/default.aspx. Pick the specialized track representing the most value to you and your business. We're ready to help you excel. Join us. - May 25 - Device track: Discover the rich customization features in Windows 7 that enable partners to create a custom user experience for the PC or device. Targeted at software and device firmware engineers, this track will provide you with the direction and technical information to unlock the power of Windows 7 to create a great device experience.
- June 2 - System track: Understand the features of Windows 7 that you can leverage to create and deliver the best system possible. You'll see how implementing a few fundamental techniques can dramatically improve overall system quality and key user experiences.
- June 16 - Software track: The Windows 7 platform makes it easy for developers to create engaging, user-friendly applications by providing familiar tools and rich development features that allow them to take advantage of the latest PC capabilities. The sessions in this track will guide you through the key developer advances in fundamentals, richer application experiences, and the best of Windows and the Web.
Learn more: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-summit/default.aspx.
Windows Logo Kit 1.5 QFE 003 Is Now Available on Connect Windows Logo Kit (WLK) 1.5 QFE 003 has been released on the WLK Connect site (https://connect.microsoft.com/). This fix solves a problem where the test framework was overloading CPUs in certain cases. Most actual failures pertaining to the issue were with single-core CPU systems. However, if a system has more User-Mode Driver Framework (UMDF) drivers or user-mode applets offloading driver work than it has cores, this failure can occur on multi-core systems as well. This fix resolves the CPU loading for all systems and should not adversely affect testing otherwise. This fix solves the issue where the aforementioned devices end up with a (typically missing) problem code while running the system stress tests, including: - System - Common Scenario Stress With IO
- System - Disable/Enable With IO
- System - Sleep Stress With IO
This fix only solves problems where the device or drivers failed due to the CPU overloading, not due to other issues.
Latest DTM Help Documentation Available for Download The latest Device Test Manager (DTM) documentation update for the Windows Logo Kit (WLK) is now available from the Microsoft Connect WLK website. Here are the instructions for viewing the latest documentation: - Go to https://connect.microsoft.com/site668/Downloads?wa=wsignin1.0.
- Sign in.
- Select the April 2010 documentation update.
- Click Download.
- After downloading, open DTM.chm.
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