Windows 10 ADK SDK Nov2015 Seven7i

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What's new in kits and tools:
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The Windows 10 Insider Preview kits and tools include an updated Windows Driver Kit (WDK), Hardware Lab Kit (HLK), Software Development Kit (SDK), and Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK).
Here's a summary of what's new in the kits and tools.
What’s new in the Windows ADK:
The Windows ADK now includes Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer, the Windows Assessment Toolkit, the Windows Performance Toolkit, and several new and improved deployment tools that can help you automate a large-scale deployment of Windows 10.
Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer (Windows ICD)
Quickly create a provisioning package that you can use to customize devices without re-imaging.
Build a customized Windows image for specific market segments and regions.
See Getting started with Windows ICD for more information.
Push-button reset incorporates system updates by default
Users can now refresh or restore their PCs to the updated version of the system files, instead of having to reinstall each update individually.
Partial language packs now available
Want to add more languages for users when they turn on their device? Instead of adding full language packs, save space by adding just the base user interface files for a language. Later, if your user needs handwriting or voice recognition capabilities, Windows can download them as needed.
For more information, see Language Packs (lp.cab) and Windows Deployment.
New package type: Capabilities
This new Windows package type lets you request services like Microsoft .NET or languages without specifying the version. Use the DISM tool to search multiple sources like Windows Update or your corporate servers to find and install the latest version.
Save space by running Windows from compressed OS files
You can now run Windows directly from compressed files. This is similar to WIMBoot, introduced in Windows 8.1 Update 1. This new process uses individual files instead of a static WIM file. When updating system files, Windows now replaces the old files instead of keeping both copies.
Windows Performance Analyzer Sharing and Collaboration
Developers can package and share their trace in a zip file along with their trace session, annotations, and (optionally) loaded symbols with Windows Performance Analyzer.
See What's New in the Windows Performance Toolkit for more information.
Windows Performance Recorder Query Providers
Windows Performance Recorder now supports querying providers. ProcessExeFilter is an optional attribute, allows providers to filter specific processes by their corresponding executable name.
See What's New in the Windows Performance Toolkit for more information.
What's new in the Hardware Lab Kit (HLK)

Playlists
Playlists are used to describe collections of tests. An official playlist is used for the Windows Hardware Certification Program. You can also define your own playlists.
The Object Model now includes support for playlists.
To get started with the HLK, see the Windows HLK Getting Started Guide.
Windows Hardware Compatibility Program
Hardware certification is no longer required. Instead, the Windows Hardware Compatibility Program is an optional program in which you can participate.
Levels are no longer used to identify content required for the compatibility program; you should use the official playlist instead.
For more information, see Windows Hardware Compatibility Program.
Virtual machine support
The HLK Controller now supports installation and execution in a virtual machine. When configuring your virtual machines, ensure the virtual machine meets the minimum requirements for the HLK Controller.
Partial packaging
You can now package a subset of test results within an HLK project, tailoring the packaging experience to key scenarios. This allows you to capture, share, and diagnose test failures without having to run tests individually in a new project.
Rate this Test
You can now provide feedback on tests in the HLK. To rate tests, you must opt-in to CEIP. To rate a test, right-click on the desired test in the Results Pane, and select Rate This Test.
Preview pane
The Preview pane provides project and package information including Name, Creation Date, Targets, and Type.
Server support
The HLK now supports Windows Server 2012 R2

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