1. You buy an installation disk that you then use to boot the device,
2. you run the custom image wizard [to confirm the hardware it has found is correct and to exclude unwanted software modules] and
3. you put in your product key [which is always a volume licence key supplied as part of a specialist type of MSDN subscription].
4. Then you develop the customised functions needed for the tasks that have to be done on the device and
5. then you make a customised production image.

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2. Wes7 Support
3. Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 Support
4. Windows Embedded Standard Versions

So you need to get the customised production image from whoever did the development for the device. They will already have embedded the product key into the image because it is, by definition, an image that gets deployed without any further amendments.

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If you are replacing the hard drive like-for-like then perhaps you could make an image from the old HDD to put on the new HDD. But you would need to study the support documents available on the Windows embedded website to find out if that is feasible as well as how to do it. They also have a forum within MSDN & there is a link to that there as well.

Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 Support

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Windows Embedded Standard Versions

1. Starting from IT Management Suite 7.5 Hotfix 5, management of Windows Embedded Standard 7 SP1 client computers is fully supported by Symantec Management Platform and applicable IT Management Suite solutions. For more information, see the attached document.
2. This description is only valid for Windows Embedded Standard 7., not for Windows 10 IoT.With Windows 10 IoT, Microsoft Multitouch is supported. A touchscreen device is recognized by IGEL Universal Desktop W7, or a driver from a touchscreen manufacturer has been installed, but the touchscreen does not work, or does only work with a pen but not with multitouch more than.
3. END OF SUPPORT DATES: Microsoft Operating Systems (and SQL). Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition (32-bit x86).Applicable to MICROS 9700 (up to v3.xx), and can be. Extended Support End Date Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro (MICROS Tablet “E” Series, Workstation 610.
4. Choose Windows Embedded Standard to enable advanced enterprise devices to run thousands of existing Windows applications and drivers. Experience a rich set of componentized embedded OS technologies. Specific embedded enabling features allow you to tailor the OS to your device. With Windows Embedded Standard, you can optimize the size of the OS footprint on your device because you can select.