Windows 10: Kiosk Mode Partially Working upon Boot

We have machines that are placed in kiosk mode via group policy via a registry edit and then a group and user policy enforces kiosk mode. This also kicks off a script that starts two programs. This is so that our remote users using these machines don't have any options to accidentally or on purpose mess anything up. The issue is now we are imaging new machines and they are imaged the same as ones that worked in the past except they won't enter kiosk mode and they won't kick off the script to start up the programs. They are in the correct OU and they are getting updates as well as group policy. HELP!

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Windows 10 kiosk mode: screen locks after login

Hi Matthias,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you are facing issues while using Kiosk Mode on Windows 10.



Since you are being logged out of Kiosk Mode after every login, I suggest you to refer the article

Troubleshoot kiosk mode issues.



Also, you can try removing and creating the Kiosk account again, follow the steps mentioned below to remove the Kiosk account:

1. Go to Settings >
   Accounts > Family & other people.
   
2. Under Setup a kiosk option click on
   Assigned access.
   
3. Now under Kiosk info click on the
   account name and click on Remove kiosk.
   
4. Now click on Remove.
   

Once the account is removed, refer the article to
Set up a single-app kiosk.



Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator

 

Acrobat reader in kiosk mode

Hi,

I'm trying to use Acrobat Reader instead of Edge in kiosk mode in order to show a pdf but I can't understand how to add Acrobat to the list of application that are allowed to work under kiosk mode

thanks in advance

Enrco

 

Kiosk Mode in Windows 10.

We would just like to clarify some information.

• How many apps do you plan on running on the said mode?

This maybe an option that suits your purpose. Kindly follow the steps provided in this
link.

For more information, you might want to check this article out about:
Configure kiosk and shared devices running Windows desktop editions.

Regards.