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Troubleshooting, Keyboard customization issues, Resolving memory issues, Using Windows Task Manager

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10 Troubleshooting Keyboard customization issues To customize the keyboard language that is not supported by default, do the following: 1. Go to C:\Windows\system32\oobe. 2. Delete the oobe.xml file and the related subdirectories. 3. Customize the sysprep.xml file manually and set the keyboard, locales, and so on, to the respective language. 4. Deploy the .xml file manually, or by using SCCM or Custom Sysprep. All preferences for keyboard, locale, time zone, countries, and so on, are applied. Resolving memory issues To troubleshoot Out of memory error in Dell Wyse Windows Embedded thin clients, use one of the following tools to identify and adjust your memory requirements: • Windows Task Manager • Unified Write Filter • File Explorer NOTE: The name of the error dialog box helps you to identify the source of the memory issue. Using Windows Task Manager 1. Log in as an administrator. 2. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. 3. Click Task Manager. The Task Manager window is displayed. 4. Click More details. 5. Click the Performance tab, and analyze your system memory resources. 6. Close the programs that are using more memory. Using Unified Write Filter 1. Log in as an administrator. 2. Double-click the UWF icon in the system tray. 3. Configure the Amount of RAM to be used for FBWF cache (MB) option. Using File Explorer You can use File Explorer to verify the size of your Z: (RAMDisk) drive. You must refresh the application to view the updated values. Blue screen error or BSOD issues A blue screen error or BSOD with error code CRITICAL PROCESS DIED is observed on Wyse 5070 thin client with Apacer Solid-State Drives running Windows 10 IoT Enterprise version 10.03.06.10.18.00. To resolve this issue, you must disable the link power management mode for storage devices that are connected to the thin client using an AHCI interface. 56 Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting
Keyboard customization issues
To customize the keyboard language that is not supported by default, do the following:
1.
Go to
C:\Windows\system32\oobe
.
2.
Delete the
oobe.xml
file and the related subdirectories.
3.
Customize the sysprep.xml file manually and set the keyboard, locales, and so on, to the respective language.
4.
Deploy the .xml file manually, or by using SCCM or Custom Sysprep.
All preferences for keyboard, locale, time zone, countries, and so on, are applied.
Resolving memory issues
To troubleshoot
Out of memory
error in Dell Wyse Windows Embedded thin clients, use one of the following tools to identify and adjust
your memory requirements:
Windows Task Manager
Unified Write Filter
File Explorer
NOTE:
The name of the error dialog box helps you to identify the source of the memory issue.
Using Windows Task Manager
1.
Log in as an administrator.
2.
Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete.
3.
Click
Task Manager
.
The
Task Manager
window is displayed.
4.
Click
More details
.
5.
Click the
Performance
tab, and analyze your system memory resources.
6.
Close the programs that are using more memory.
Using Unified Write Filter
1.
Log in as an administrator.
2.
Double-click the UWF icon in the system tray.
3.
Configure the
Amount of RAM to be used for FBWF cache (MB)
option.
Using File Explorer
You can use File Explorer to verify the size of your Z: (RAMDisk) drive. You must refresh the application to view the updated values.
Blue screen error or BSOD issues
A blue screen error or BSOD with error code
CRITICAL PROCESS DIED
is observed on Wyse 5070 thin client with Apacer Solid-State
Drives running Windows 10 IoT Enterprise version 10.03.06.10.18.00. To resolve this issue, you must disable the link power management
mode for storage devices that are connected to the thin client using an AHCI interface.
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