Windows Kiosk Mode !!link!! [LATEST]

start msedge --kiosk https://your-website.com --edge-kiosk-type=public-browsing

Choose the app to run at login. If your app is not listed, install it first. windows kiosk mode

What is Windows Kiosk Mode? Windows Kiosk Mode (officially Assigned Access ) locks a Windows device to run only one specific app or a restricted set of apps. It is designed for public-facing scenarios (e.g., information displays, self-service check-in) or single-purpose corporate devices (e.g., warehouse scanner, time clock). start msedge --kiosk https://your-website

(Optional) Configure app-specific settings – some apps allow custom URL or timeout values. Windows Kiosk Mode (officially Assigned Access ) locks

start msedge --kiosk https://your-website.com --edge-kiosk-type=fullscreen --kiosk-idle-timeout-minutes=1

Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_UserProfile | Where-Object $_.LocalPath -like "*kioskuser" | Remove-WmiObject Set-AssignedAccess -Remove Need single, locked-down full-screen app? → Yes → Single-app kiosk (Settings) → No, need multiple apps? → Windows Enterprise? → Yes → Multi-app kiosk via XML + Intune → No → Upgrade edition or use Edge kiosk as workaround For most simple public kiosks, Method 1 (single-app) is enough. For corporate fleets, use Method 4 (Intune) to manage updates, policies, and multiple devices at scale.

Test: Sign out and sign in as the kiosk account. The chosen app launches full-screen. To exit kiosk mode temporarily: Press Ctrl + Alt + Del → Sign out (requires admin password to return to desktop). Method 2: Multi-App Kiosk (via XML + PowerShell / Intune) More complex but flexible. Requires Windows Enterprise/Education.