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Every deployment has different needs, from a single self-checkout screen to a shared workstation running multiple approved tools.
Windows lockdown software adapts to both, letting you restrict devices to exactly what each use case demands.
Lock a Windows device to one dedicated application and nothing else. This mode suits point-of-sale terminals, self-service check-in screens, and digital signage.
Allow access to a curated set of approved apps while blocking everything else. Multi-app kiosk mode supports shared workstations, front-desk computers, and training labs.
miniOrange Windows kiosk mode software pairs app lockdown with enterprise-grade controls that protect data, enforce compliance, and
cut down on IT support.
Enforce BitLocker encryption on kiosk devices to protect stored data, even if a terminal is lost, stolen, or tampered with in an unattended location.
Restrict USB ports, Bluetooth, and other peripherals to block unauthorized data transfer and prevent tampering with attached hardware like card readers or scanners.
Set password complexity requirements and configure idle timeout so devices auto-lock when left unattended, closing a common gap in public-facing deployments.
Disable the taskbar, Start menu, desktop icons, and keyboard shortcuts that could let users escape the locked-down environment and reach system settings.
Push Wi-Fi profiles remotely so every kiosk connects to the correct network automatically, without exposing credentials to end users or requiring on-site setup.
Access any kiosk device remotely to troubleshoot issues, apply fixes, or reboot the system, cutting downtime and support costs without a single site visit.
Manage Windows Defender settings across every kiosk from a central console. So, devices stay protected against malware and emerging threats without manual configuration at each terminal.
Push, update, and remove applications remotely, and publish an approved app catalog so kiosk users only ever see what your business authorizes.
Automate OS and third-party app patches across your entire fleet, so no kiosk falls behind on critical security updates.
Not every deployment needs the latest machine. The Windows kiosk platform flexes to match your fleet,
whether it just left the factory or has been running the same counter for years.
Enroll and manage Windows 10 and 11 laptops, desktops, and tablets with full support for BitLocker, troubleshooting, and the latest security and compliance policies.
Extend kiosk mode and lockdown controls to older Windows machines still in active use, maintaining consistent policy enforcement device fleet-wide.
Configure Chrome browser settings so kiosk devices only ever show approved, distraction-free web content.
Different sectors need different lockdown rules, but they all need devices that stay on task and stay secure. Deploy Windows kiosks across these environments, and manage them all from one console.
Plenty of vendors offer kiosk lockdown. Here's what sets miniOrange apart when you're evaluating a long-term platform.
Manages Windows, Android, iOS, and macOS kiosks side by side, so you don't require a second tool or a separate login just to cover your Windows terminals.
miniOrange bills per device per month with transparent, custom quotes, letting you deploy 10 kiosks or 10,000 without hitting a rigid minimum-device requirement.
Roll out kiosk policies through your MDM console for modern hardware, or extend the same lockdown to legacy Windows machines already in the field.
Common questions about Windows kiosk mode and how miniOrange locks down and manages your fleet.
Windows kiosk mode locks a PC, laptop, or POS terminal to one approved app or a defined set of apps, disabling the Start menu, taskbar, desktop, and any other software the user shouldn't reach.
Enroll the device into miniOrange MDM, create a Windows kiosk profile, choose Single-App or Multi-App mode, specify the allowed app or apps, configure hardware and browser restrictions, and publish the profile to your devices.
Yes, with miniOrange MDM, Windows kiosk management happens entirely from a central dashboard, including remote troubleshooting, casting, and reboots without a site visit.
Benefits include remote enrollment and deployment, BitLocker encryption enforcement, peripheral and browser restrictions, patch management, and remote troubleshooting. IT teams secure devices without physical access to every terminal.
The best fit depends on your scale, but for organizations managing more than a handful of devices, a full MDM platform like miniOrange beats standalone kiosk apps by combining Single-App and Multi-App mode with device security, browser control, and remote monitoring in one console.
Windows Assigned Access is a built-in feature meant for single-device, single-app setups, configured manually on each machine with no remote control. MDM-based kiosk mode manages fleets of any size remotely, with policy updates, app distribution, and monitoring built in.
