The Kiosk mode with assigned access settings configure a kiosk system with separate user
accounts that can lock down a device to accessing only a single app or multiple Windows
apps.
Table 1. Kiosk mode with assigned
access settings
Policy setting |
Description |
Supported devices |
Enable Kiosk mode (assigned access) |
Choose whether to allow kiosk mode with assigned access settings. |
Windows 10+ Pro, Education, Enterprise |
Configure Kiosk mode |
Single app Kiosk: Assign one app to an end-user device. For more
information, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/configuration/kiosk-single-app.
- App ID for universal Windows app: Enter the application ID for a
universal Windows app. For more information about obtaining the app ID for universal Windows app,
see Using the Windows App Management Admin Tool to obtain Windows app IDs.
- Domain name for Kiosk user: Specify a domain name or use
%domain% if a device is connected to a domain. Leave the input field blank if
the device is not connected to a domain.
- Username for Kiosk user: Specify the user name for the kiosk user. Use
%username% for the enrollment user.
- Set device to Kiosk mode: Sets the device in kiosk mode. Choose from the
options such as set the device immediately as kiosk or after a kiosk app is installed on the
device.
|
Windows 10+ Pro, Education, Enterprise |
Multi-app Kiosk (recommended): Assign one or more apps to an end-user
device. Administrators can assign up to 10 apps in a single group. Administrators can also apply the
same kiosk profile to multiple users on the device. For more information, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/configuration/lock-down-windows-10-to-specific-apps. Important: Currently, Multi-app
Kiosk is only supported on Windows 10. It's not supported on Windows 11.
- App type: Select the type of apps that you want to run in kiosk mode:
- Universal Windows Platform (UWP)
- Win32 (Windows desktop applications)
- Win32 shortcut
- App ID: Enter the application ID for a universal Windows app. For more
information about obtaining the app ID for universal Windows app, see Using the Windows App Management Admin Tool to obtain Windows app IDs.
- Absolute path of app (Win32 and Win32 shortcut only): Enter the path or
filename for the app. If the file path is in the PATH environment variable, then you can use the
filename. For a list of accepted environment variables, see Environment variables supported by the Application Compliance policy settings.
- App shortcut path (Win32 shortcut only): Enter the shortcut to the full
path for the app. The shortcut must be listed under
%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\.
- Show taskbar: Specify whether you want the Windows taskbar displayed on
the end-user device.
- Username for Kiosk user: Specify the username for the kiosk user. Use
%username% for the enrollment user.
|
Windows 10+ Pro, Education, Enterprise |