Operating System Setup GUIDE: First Edition

Operating System Setup GUIDE
FRONTIER WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

for Windows 7
MS01 Software Version 4.1

Universal Guide for
Service Technician Use
First Edition
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................4

OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................................4
CHAPTER 2: OPERATING SYSTEM SETUP ..............................................................................................5
WINDOWS 7 INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................5
Drive Setup ......................................................................................................................................................5
Create FRONTIER Account ....................................................................................................................... 11
Activate Windows ........................................................................................................................................ 12
CHAPTER 3: WINDOWS 7 POST-INSTALLATION SETUP .......................................................... 16
DRIVE SETUP (AFTER WINDOWS 7 INSTALLATION) ....................................................................................... 16
CONTROL PANEL SETTINGS .................................................................................................................................. 22
Overview ......................................................................................................................................................... 22
Access the Control Panel .......................................................................................................................... 23
Display ............................................................................................................................................................. 24
Folder Options .............................................................................................................................................. 27
Indexing Options ......................................................................................................................................... 30
Personalization ............................................................................................................................................. 34
Power Options ............................................................................................................................................... 39
User Accounts ............................................................................................................................................... 45
OTHER SETTINGS/TASKS ..................................................................................................................................... 51
Overview ......................................................................................................................................................... 51
Recycle Bin Settings ................................................................................................................................... 51
Network Card Settings .............................................................................................................................. 53
Group Policy .................................................................................................................................................. 62
Windows Firewall ......................................................................................................................................... 67

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Chapter 1: Introduction
Overview
This universal guide is intended for retail labs running FUJIFILM systems regardless of
location.
Important: Review this entire guide to determine which sections apply to your lab before you
begin installing any software.
This setup guide provides details and instructions for setting up Windows 7 operating systems prior to
installation of FUJIFILMs Frontier Workflow Management Software (MS01) for retail lab systems
internationally. It may need to be used in association with a regional or retail client-specific guide.

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Chapter 2: Operating System Setup
This chapter provides instructions for initial setup of Windows 7 for use with MS01 version 4.0, including
tasks which must be performed prior to creating a base image.
Windows 7 Installation
Important: This section refers to parts of the Windows 7 installation requiring specific settings in
order to adequately support MS01 4.0. Refer to this section while installing Windows 7.
Drive Setup
Important: There must be a minimum of one drive with at least two partitions, or two drives each
having their own partition. Each drive should have a minimum storage space of 40GB.
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When the Install Windows screen

displays, select the desired options from
each of the dialog boxes:
Language to install
Time and currency format
Keyboard or input method
Click Next.
Click the arrow button next to the Install

now option.

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The Microsoft licensing agreement

screen displays.
Select the check box associated with I

accept the license agreement.
Click Next.
When the Which type of installation do
you want? screen of the Windows 7

installer displays, click Custom
(advanced).

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The Where do you want to install

Windows? screen displays.
Note: This example may differ from what

is displayed on your screen. All of your
drives are displayed in the list.
Click Drive options (advanced).
The menu on the bottom of the screen

updates, displaying advanced drive
options.

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To create a new partition:

a. Click New.
A Size spin control displays.
b. Set the Size to no less than 40960 MB.

c.
Click Apply.
An Install Windows dialog box may display with a message about additional partitions
that Windows might create for system files.
d. Click OK.
e. Complete Windows 7 installation.

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To extend the an existing partition into unallocated space (increase partition size):
a. Select the desired drive in the list.
b. Click the Extend button.
A Size spin control displays.
c.
Set the Size to no less than 40960 MB.
d. Click Apply.
Note: A dialog box may open warning you that extending a partition is not a reversible
action. Click OK to dismiss the dialog box and continue.
e. Click Next to complete installation of Windows 7.

An Installing Windows screen displays.
When installation is near completion, Windows boots for the first time.

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Once registry settings are updated Windows Setup starts services.
The Installing Windows screen displays again, indicating installation is almost

complete.
f.
Once installation is complete the Set Up Windows screen displays proceed to the next
section.

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Create FRONTIER Account
A FRONTIER user account must be created during Windows 7 installation.

1
From the Choose a user name

screen, type the following information in
the specified fields:
User Name: FRONTIER

Computer Name: FEII-FRONTEND
Note: The computer name above is for

example purposes only. You may assign
any name to the computer; however, the
computer name cannot be the same as
the user name.
Click Next.
The Set a password for your account
screen displays.
In the Type a password (recommended) field, type FRONTIER.
In the Retype your password field, type FRONTIER.
In the Type a password hint field, you may type a hint Windows will display in the event you forget
the password.
Continue with the Windows 7 installation.

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Activate Windows
1
During the Windows 7 installation, a

Type your Windows product key screen
displays.
Type the product key in the appropriate
field and ensure the Automatically
activate Windows when Im online
check box is selected.
Windows 7 will automatically activate

when a network cable is connected to
the computer and there is Internet
connectivity.
Click Next.
A Help protect your computer
screen displays.
Click the Use recommended settings option.

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The Review your time and date

settings screen displays.
Select the appropriate option for the lab

from the Time zone drop-down menu.
If the region in which the lab is located

observes Daylight Savings, select the
Automatically adjust clock for
Daylight Saving Time check-box.

13
Select todays Date from the calendar.
Configure the current Time on the clock.
Click Next.
The Select your computers current
location screen displays.
Click the Work network option.

14
Windows finalizes the settings youve

made.
Once settings are finalized, the

Welcome screen displays.
After a moment, the Preparing your

desktop screen displays, followed by
the Windows Desktop.
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Continue to the next chapter.

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Chapter 3: Windows 7 Post-Installation Setup

Important: You must log-in the FRONTIER user account prior to completing the tasks in this
section.
Drive Setup (After Windows 7 Installation)
If you were unable to setup drives during Windows 7 installation, follow the instructions in this section to
setup drives now. There must be a minimum of one drive with at least two partitions, or two drives each
having their own partition. Each drive should have a minimum storage space of 40GB.
1
Select the Windows menu button
located at the bottom-left corner of the screen.
The Windows Start Menu displays.
Click the Control Panel button.

The Control Panel window opens.

16
From the View by drop-down menu,

select either Large icons or Small
icons to display All Control Panel
Items.
Click Administrative Tools.
The Administrative Tools window opens.

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Double-click Computer Management.

17
The Computer Management window

opens.
From the navigation menu on the left,

select Disk Management under the
Storage option.
The contents of the window update to

display disk management information.

18
Right-click an unallocated region on the

hard disk.
A context menu displays.
Select New Single Volume from the menu.

The New Simple Volume Wizard opens
displaying the Welcome screen.
Click Next.
The Specify Volume Size screen
displays.
10
In the Simple volume size in MB field, type a value no less than 40960.
11
Click Next.
19
The Assign Drive Letter or Path screen

displays.
12
Ensure the Assign the following drive

letter radio button is selected and select
the desired drive letter to assign the new
partition from the associated drop-down
menu.
13
Click Next.
The Format Partition screen displays.
14
Click Next.

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The Completing the New Simple

Volume Wizard screen displays.
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Click Finish.
The wizard closes and the new drive partition setup is complete.

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Control Panel Settings

Overview
In this section, you will learn how to:
Access the Control Panel (see page 23)

Modify Display (see page 24)
Modify Folder Options (see page 27)
Modify Indexing Options (see page 30)
Modify Personalization Options (see page 34)
Modify Power Options (see page 39)
Modify User Accounts (see page 45)
Important: Complete all instructions in each sub-section of this section before moving onto the
next section.
Open the Control Panel and set the View by option to Small icons.

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Access the Control Panel
The sections following this section require the Windows Control Panel to be open. Follow the steps in
this section to access the Control Panel.
>>> To access the Control Panel:
1
Click the Control Panel button.

The Control Panel window opens.

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Display
1
From the Control Panel, click Display.
The Display menu screen displays.

24
Click Adjust resolution.
The Screen Resolution screen displays.
From the Resolution drop-down menu,

select 1024 x 768.

25
Click Apply.
The system updates, displaying the new Resolution settings.
A Display Settings dialog box opens
asking you to confirm the settings.
Click Keep changes.

The Display Settings dialog box closes and the Screen Resolution screen returns to focus.
Click OK.
The Display menu screen displays.
Click Control Panel Home to return to

the Control Panel main menu.

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Folder Options
Disable the Sharing Wizard in Folder Options.
1
From the Control Panel, click Folder

Options.
The Folder Options dialog box opens.
Select the View tab.

27
The View tab displays.
Select the Show hidden files and drives

radio button.

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Scroll down the Advanced settings list

until you see Use Sharing Wizard
(Recommended).
Clear the selection in the Use Sharing

Wizard (Recommended) check box.
Click Apply.
Click OK.
The Folder Options dialog box closes and the Control Panel returns to focus.

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Indexing Options
1
From the Control Panel, click Indexing

Options.
The Indexing Options dialog box opens.
Click the Modify button.

30
The Indexed Locations dialog box

opens.
From the Change selected locations

list, clear all check box selections.

31
Select the first folder displayed in the

Summary of selected locations list.
Locations within the selected folder

display in the Change selected
locations list.
Clear any check box selections

associated with locations within the
selected folder.
Once all check box selections associated

with locations within the selected folder
are cleared, the folder no longer displays
in the Summary of selected locations
list.

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Repeat steps 4 and 5 for all folders

remaining in the Summary of selected
locations list.
Click OK.
The Indexed Locations dialog box
closes and the Indexing Options dialog
box returns to focus. The Index these
locations list no longer displays any
locations being indexed.
Click Close.
The Indexing Options dialog box closes and the Control Panel returns to focus.

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Personalization
1
From the Control Panel, click

Personalization.
The Personalization screen displays.

34
Look at the Screen Saver setting at the

bottom-right corner of the screen.
If the Screen Saver setting is set to:
None skip to the next step.

Any other option complete the following steps:
a. Click the Screen Saver icon.
b. The Screen Saver Settings dialog box opens.

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c.
From the Screen saver drop-down menu, select None.
d. Click Apply.
e. Click OK.
The Screen Saver Settings dialog box closes and the Control Panel > Personalization
screen returns to focus.

36
From the list of desktop background

themes, scroll down to Basic and High
Contrast Themes.
Click Windows Classic to apply this

theme.
The system processes the request and a

Please Wait message displays. During
this time, the display converts to black
and white and you will not be able to
perform any commands do not be
alarmed, the system is only updating its
display settings.

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Once complete, the display is updated to

the Windows Classic theme and the
required Personalization settings are
complete.
Click Control Panel Home to return to

the Control Panel main menu.

38
Power Options
1
From the Control Panel, click Power

Options.
The Power Options menu screen

displays in the Control Panel window.

39
Select the Require a password on

wakeup option from the menu on the
left.
The Define power buttons and turn on

password protection menu screen
displays.
From the When I press the power

button drop-down menu, select Do
nothing.

40
Click Save changes.

displays again.
Click the Change plan settings option

associated with Balanced
(recommended).

41
The Change settings for the plan:

Balanced menu screen displays.
From the Turn off the display dropdown menu, select Never.
From the Put the computer to sleep

drop-down menu, select Never.

42
Click Change advanced power settings.
The Power Options dialog box opens.
Scroll down the list and select PCI

Express > Link State Power
Management > Setting.

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10
Select Off from the Setting drop-down menu.
11
Click Apply.
12
Click OK.
The Power Options dialog box closes and the Change settings for the plan: Balanced menu
screen returns to focus.
13
Click Save changes.

displays again.

44
14
Click Control Panel Home at the top of

the menu on the left to return to the
Control Panel.
User Accounts
1
From the Control Panel, click User

Accounts.

45
The User Accounts menu displays.
Click Change User Account Control

settings.
The User Account Control Settings

dialog box opens.

46
Move the slider bar to the lowest

setting Never notify.
Click OK.
The User Account Control Settings
dialog box closes and the User
Accounts menu returns to focus.
Close the User Accounts menu.
From the Windows Start Menu, rightclick Computer and click Manage
from the context menu which
displays.

47
The Computer Management menu

opens.
From the menu on the left, expand

the Local Users and Groups option
to display its contents.
Select the Users option listed under

Local Users and Groups.

48
From the list of user accounts in the

menu on the right, double-click
FRONTIER.
The FRONTIER Properties dialog

box opens.

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10
Select the User cannot change

password check box and ensure the
Password never expires check box
is also selected.
11
Click Apply.
12
Click OK.
13
All Control Panel settings are now complete. You may close the window and move on to the next
section of this guide.

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Other Settings/Tasks
Some of the settings required in this section are not completed via the Control Panel. Be sure to carefully
complete all the instructions in each sub-section of this section.
Overview
In this section, you will learn how to:
Modify Recycle Bin Settings (see page 51)

Modify Network Card Settings (see page 53)
Modify Group Policy Settings (see page 62)
Modify Windows Firewall Settings (see page 67)
Recycle Bin Settings

1
From the Windows desktop, right-click the Recycle Bin

shortcut.
Select Properties.
The Recycle Bin Properties dialog box opens.
By default, the first drive is selected in the Recycle Bin
Location list.

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From the Settings for selected location group box, select

the Dont move files to the Recycle Bin radio button.
Select the next drive in the Recycle Bin Location list.

Note: If you only have one drive displayed in the Recycle
Bin Location list, skip to step x of this procedure.
From the Settings for selected location group box, select

the Dont move files to the Recycle Bin radio button.
Click Apply.

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The Recycle Bin settings are applied.

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Click OK.
The Recycle Bin Properties dialog box closes and the settings are saved.
Network Card Settings

1
2
From the Control Panel menu, select

Network and Sharing Center.
The Network and Sharing Center

window opens.

53
From View your active networks, click

the connection type displayed in
Connections.
The Local Area Connection Status

dialog box opens.
Click Properties.

54
The Local Area Connection Properties

dialog box opens.
Ensure the check-box associated with

Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
is selected in the list.

55
Select the Internet Protocol Version 4

(TCP/IPv4) entry in the list to highlight it.
Click Properties.
The Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4) Properties dialog box
opens.

56
Select the Use the following IP

address radio button and enter the
following information:
IP address: 192.168.0.10
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Note: The IP address and Subnet mask
used in this example are for
demonstration purposes only.
Click OK.
The Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4) Properties dialog box closes
and the Local Area Connection
Properties dialog box returns to focus.
Click OK.

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dialog box closes and the Local Area
Connection Status dialog box returns to
focus.
10
Click Close.
The Local Area Connection Status dialog box closes and the Network and Sharing Center menu
returns to focus.
11
Click the Change adapter settings

option in the menu on the left.

58
The Network Connections screen

displays.
Note: The network connections displayed

in your window may differ from this
example.
12
Right-click a Network Card displayed in

the list.
13
Select Properties.

59

dialog box opens.
14
Click Configure.
The [Device Name] Properties dialog
box opens.
15
Select the Power Management tab.

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The Power Management tab displays.
16
Clear the selection in the check box

associated with Allow the computer to
turn off this device to save power.
17
Click OK.

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The [Device Name] Properties dialog

box closes and the Network
Connections screen returns to focus.
18
Repeat steps 4-9 for each network card displaying in the list on the Network Connections screen.
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When settings to all network cards are complete, close the Local Area Connection Properties
dialog box and move on to the next section of this guide.
Group Policy
1

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In the Search programs and files field,

type gpedit.msc
Click gpedit.msc in the Programs list.

63
The Local Group Policy Editor window

opens.
From the file system navigation menu on

the left, select Computer Configuration
> Administrative Templates.
From the Setting menu, double-click

Windows Components.
The Setting menu updates.

64
Double-click AutoPlay Policies.
The Setting menu updates.

7
Double-click Turn off Autoplay.
The Turn off Autoplay dialog box

opens.

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Select the Enabled radio button.
Click Apply.
10
Click OK.
The Turn off Autoplay dialog box closes
and the Local Group Policy Editor
window returns to focus.
Turn off Autoplay is now set to
Enabled.
11
Close the Local Group Policy Editor window.

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Windows Firewall
1
From the Control Panel, click Windows

Firewall.
The Windows Firewall menu screen

displays.

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Click Turn Windows Firewall on or off.
The Customize Settings screen

displays.
Select the Turn off Windows Firewall radio button for each item displayed on the screen.
Click OK.
The Windows Firewall menu screen displays.
Windows operating system initial setup is now complete.

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Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................4

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

Chapter 2: Operating System Setup

When the Install Windows screen

Click the arrow button next to the Install

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

The Microsoft licensing agreement

Select the check box associated with I

When the Which type of installation do

you want? screen of the Windows 7

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

The Where do you want to install

Note: This example may differ from what

Click Drive options (advanced).

The menu on the bottom of the screen

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

To create a new partition:

b. Set the Size to no less than 40960 MB.

e. Complete Windows 7 installation.

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

Set the Size to no less than 40960 MB.

e. Click Next to complete installation of Windows 7.

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

Once registry settings are updated Windows Setup starts services.

The Installing Windows screen displays again, indicating installation is almost

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

Create FRONTIER Account

A FRONTIER user account must be created during Windows 7 installation.

From the Choose a user name

User Name: FRONTIER

Note: The computer name above is for

In the Type a password (recommended) field, type FRONTIER.

In the Retype your password field, type FRONTIER.

Continue with the Windows 7 installation.

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

During the Windows 7 installation, a

Windows 7 will automatically activate

Click the Use recommended settings option.

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

The Review your time and date

Select the appropriate option for the lab

If the region in which the lab is located

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

Select todays Date from the calendar.

Configure the current Time on the clock.

Click the Work network option.

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

Windows finalizes the settings youve

Once settings are finalized, the

After a moment, the Preparing your

Continue to the next chapter.

Windows 7 Operating System Initial Setup for MS01 v.4.0

Chapter 3: Windows 7 Post-Installation Setup

Drive Setup (After Windows 7 Installation)

Select the Windows menu button

located at the bottom-left corner of the screen.