kiosk-mode

When Chrome OS ready, need to click 'App' button and then select the kiosk app, but I want to launch it automatically on startup. How to set that up? Nicholas Kristoffersen Answer found here: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chromebook-central/XTqYPQfZmNc Please follow the steps below to put Chromebook into Kiosk mode. Wipe Data on Chromebook (Follow this link for instructions). After wipe is completed, you will be at the welcome screen. (Input your network information, but DO NOT LOGIN to the Chromebook) At the login screen, press Ctrl + Alt + K and enable Kiosk mode. Login into

What would be the best way to make a Windows .NET application be the only program that can be used on a computer? I have come across timers or events to switch windows back to a window with matching text and some api32 calls to make a form top most. Is it possible to make an application like the windows lock screen where nothing can be done except that what is on screen? I want to block users from doing other things and only let administrators get to the desktop. You need to run your application in kiosk mode. External methods [DllImport("user32.dll")] private static extern int FindWindow

I Have an Touch screen Dell and Windows 8.1 Single language installed, When I move my finger from Right edge towards the middle, Windows 8 will bring up setting charm bar OR when i move my finger from middle top edge towards down windows 8 hide my application and bring up start menu. This is a problem because I'am developing a Kiosk Application on WPF, and i can't let user see setting or close Kiosk application. I tried to disabled that, but couldn't, the easy solution would be to run on another OS or downgrade to windows 7, but the machines will be running Windows 8.1 single language and

I used this answer to achieve a Kiosk Mode for my app: https://stackoverflow.com/a/26013850 I rooted the tablet with Kingo Root and then performed the following commands: adb shell > su > pm disable com.android.systemui > I am building an app that will only be used on our devices as kiosks.... It works great BUT.. I would like to perform the disable and enable of the system ui from the Android application itself. Are system commands possible from within an application? /** * Uses Root access to enable and disable SystemUI. * @param enabled Decide whether to enable or disable. */ public void

I was wondering if anyone had a relatively simple solution for us. We created an app to be used by our clients on android devices that we give them. We would like the client to only be able to use our app and have limited access to everything else (i.e. settings, email etc.) What is the best way to achieve this without using 3rd party apps. Thank you in advance! This may not help but the L preview has a task locking feature included that may be of some insight, I'm not aware of how it functions as yet Task locking The L Developer Preview introduces a new task locking API that lets you

I would like to make my own embedded system built on Android (ARM) just using devices distributed with Android but without their launcher. OR I want to start Android with my application launched on top and refuse to close it and shutdown Android from my app. Karim Yaghmour Essentially you're trying to have a custom build of the AOSP where the "Home" is your application. If you look into /packages/apps/Launcher2 you'll find the code for the default Home screen. If you look at the AndroidManifest.xml file in there, you'll see something like this: <activity android:name="com.android.launcher2