Multi-App Kiosk Mode
- a local device account
- a domain account
- a Microsoft account
- a local group
- an Active Directory group
- an Azure Active Directory group.
You do this when:
The Multi-App Kiosk Mode dialog box provides a list of applications to choose from in the Allowed Applications section of the Home Screen tab.
Once assigned the profile, devices must reboot before the Multi-App Kiosk Mode profile configuration takes effect. You should also reboot the device when revoking the profile configuration.
General
Add Users |
Enter the user account where the Multi-App Kiosk Mode profile
application applies. Multi-App Kiosk Mode supports local device
accounts, domain accounts, Microsoft accounts, local groups,
Active Directory groups or Azure Active Directory groups.
|
Show Taskbar | When enabled, the task bar is visible on the device during Kiosk Mode. |
Grid Options (Device Dependent) | Select the grid layout of the allowed applications. |
Home Screen
Allowed Applications
Use this section to select which applications the device user can access while the device is in Multi-App Kiosk Mode.
You can select Available Applications or Custom Applications.
Type | Select the type of application from the list:
|
Application | For predefined applications, select an application from the list.
Note: You must choose an application type before selecting an
application. |
Name | For custom applications, enter the application name. |
User Model ID | For predefined applications, selecting an application populates
this field. For custom applications, enter the application's user model ID. |
Start Menu
Use this section to configure how the tiles appear in the Start menu. You can add tiles for applications and web pages.
To add a new menu item, select Add. To edit a menu item's settings, select its name. To remove a menu item from the Start menu, hover over the listed menu item and select Delete.
- Select whether you would like a particular application to auto launch when the user signs into the device.
- Select the checkbox in the auto launch column for each Start menu item to start the application after the user signs in.
- Select a single Start menu item to automatically launch upon user sign in. By default, the Start menu items do not auto launch.