[REQUEST] Lock down software Win 10

[nlinecomputers]

I have a client that wants to set up a pretty restricted workstation for training and view safety videos. Don't think Kiosk mode is going to fly here as I suspect that want access to more than one program but greatly limited beyond that. Not sure of the programs just yet so I need a flexible solution probably limited to log in. No AD server just local users.

Who is the best software for this these days? I've not had a request for this in some time.

 

[nerd2u]

Government of Ontario used this one during our last election.

https://netkiosk.co.uk

Worked well and was easy to use

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[Diggs]

Can they control what they want to do through a restricted User Account?

 

[fincoder]

Another possible option:
How to Allow Only Apps From the Store on Windows 10 (and Whitelist Desktop Apps)
https://www.howtogeek.com/302352/ho...ore-on-windows-10-and-whitelist-desktop-apps/

 

[Markverhyden]

What exactly are they using? 100% web? If so what plugins? How often?

 

[SAFCasper]

You could achieve this with Windows 10 Pro and local Group Policy. Here are a few to start you off.

User Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Run only specified Windows applications
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Prevent access to the command prompt
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Logon/Logoff > Disable Task Manager

Make a standard (non-admin) account and apply these policies to it. Guide below on how to apply local GPO to a single user only.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-apply-local-group-policy-settings-specific-users-windows-10

 

[nlinecomputers]

What exactly are they using? 100% web? If so what plugins? How often?

Don't know that answer yet.

 

[nlinecomputers]

You could achieve this with Windows 10 Pro and local Group Policy. Here are a few to start you off.

User Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Run only specified Windows applications
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Prevent access to the command prompt
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Logon/Logoff > Disable Task Manager

Make a standard (non-admin) account and apply these policies to it. Guide below on how to apply local GPO to a single user only.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-apply-local-group-policy-settings-specific-users-windows-10

Beat me to posting it. I found this last night. Probably going to be the way we handle this.