1. Paul Reed Program Manager – Windows Logo Program preed @ microsoft.com

2. Why? Enable system builders who use logo’d motherboards to participate. Reduce costs, not quality. Simpler test list.

3. Policy Must use a logo’d motherboard and BIOS: Information available on HCL. Use to logo for Basic and Premium. Premium motherboard must be used for Premium logo. Basic logo’d motherboard cannot be used for Premium. Motherboard must be listed on HCL. Motherboard cannot be altered.

4. Procedure Preview in WLK 1.1. Logo begins at Windows Server 2008 RTM. Include Readme.doc file: MB Manufacturer name and model. Submission ID. Both can be found on the HCL.

5. Proposed Test List (1 of 3) AC3 Test (System) Aero Acceptance Test Cardbus Bridge Register Assertions (System LOGO) Disk Stress (System LOGO) DRM Test – Windows Vista Full Duplex GlitchFree WMV HD 720p Video Playback Quality Test GUIMAN GDI with Poly Clip (gmvideo6b) (32-bit) Hal Timer Tests (HCT) HD Audio Class Driver Test (System) HD Audio Class Driver Test (System, Manual) KS Position Test (System) KS Topology Test (System)

6. Proposed Test List (2 of 3) Logo - S3 Resume \Time Verification Lullaby Test (System) PCI Hardware Compliance Test For Systems Running Windows Vista (PCIHCT) resstomp Signed Driver Check (Manual) SMBIOS HCT System Common Scenario Stress with I/O System Disable Enable with I/O System Sleep Stress with I/O System

7. Proposed Test List (3 of 3) Tuner-DMA Test System Tuner-Performance Test (Manual) System USB Test (Manual) TCG TPM Integration Test UAA Test – Windows Vista (System) Wave Test (System) WDDM Systems Check

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