Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?
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ewww good luck. We have a handful of iPads here for individualized testing and it is no fun to try to secure them when it is such a small deployment
We've actually had pretty good success with an app called Kiosk Pro and then using Guided Access.
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@Brains said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
@BRRABill said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
I'm no help to your discussion, but we're going to be doing something similar soon with iPads.
ewww good luck. We have a handful of iPads here for individualized testing and it is no fun to try to secure them when it is such a small deployment
Apple configurator profile should do this pretty easily.
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@wirestyle22 said
Apple configurator profile should do this pretty easily.
I'll have to commandeer a Mac.
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@BRRABill said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
@wirestyle22 said
Apple configurator profile should do this pretty easily.
I'll have to commandeer a Mac.
I'm getting a Mac Mini in September, I'm told.
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@scottalanmiller said
I'm getting a Mac Mini in September, I'm told.
I have an older Mac at home I use for the kids so they can learn multi OSes) and also teaching myself anything Mac related.
But ML has taught me, business need, business purchase!
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I ended up using WinAero Skip Metro Suite to disable most of the side swipes.
http://winaero.com/comment.php?comment.news.103I am still having an issue disabling Touchscreen Pinch To Zoom in IE. Anyone have any ideas? All of my previous solutions for Win7 dont work (darn windows 10!!!)
I am thinking about making a code change since this is an internal page (ms-touch-action is deprecated for touch-action, I reviewed the documentation and it seems to be functionally similar)- {
-ms-touch-action: none;
-ms-content-zooming: none;
}
What i've tried:
- HKCU & HKLM>Software>Microsoft>Internet Explorer>Zoom>ZoomDisabled =1
- User/Computer Configuration>Administrative Templates>Windows Components>Internet Explorer>Turn off page zooming functionality>Enabled
All of the solutions I have found online are in reference to a touchpad. Currently, I am going through the registry attempting to identify the key that holds the touchscreen driver information, JIC that has something useful in it.
Any ideas?
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just doing a simple bump to see if anyone can help me disable pinch zoom in IE on a touch screen
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@Brains said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
just doing a simple bump to see if anyone can help me disable pinch zoom in IE on a touch screen
That's one that I've never done, I'm afraid!
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@scottalanmiller said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
@Brains said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
just doing a simple bump to see if anyone can help me disable pinch zoom in IE on a touch screen
That's one that I've never done, I'm afraid!
darn. Its just so easy for a patient to accidentally zoom in on a big touchscreen. DARN YOU MICROSOFT!!! Why do you remove these features and sabotage me?!?!?!
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@Brains said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
@scottalanmiller said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
@Brains said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
just doing a simple bump to see if anyone can help me disable pinch zoom in IE on a touch screen
That's one that I've never done, I'm afraid!
darn. Its just so easy for a patient to accidentally zoom in on a big touchscreen. DARN YOU MICROSOFT!!! Why do you remove these features and sabotage me?!?!?!
Yeah, I have the same thing when using their browser WITHOUT the touch interface. It still does that all of the time!
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Disabling pinch zoom in the Internet Explorer WebBrowser Control:
- Launch the Windows registry editor
- Navigate to âHKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerZoomâ (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE works also).
- Create a DWORD value named âZoomDisabledâ and set itâs value to 1.
- Restart your kiosk application
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@scottalanmiller ive tried that and it didnt work. Hrmm - I see something that may have been missed. Im not sure we are opening IE in Kiosk mode. Ill check
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@scottalanmiller unfortunately even running IE in Kiosk mode does not stop the ability to pinch zoom. Keyboard and mouse zoom were already disabled
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You might have to disable gestures entirely (as in multi touch)... still checking some stuff
EDIT: Not looking good. You could disable the double tap gesture but that might make administering the kiosk a pain (if using the touchscreen).
A lot of people reckon the registry option is a go, but this article says:According to my testing this only seems to disable pinch-zoom for my kiosk application (which uses the Internet Explorer WebBrowser Control) but does not disable pinch-zoom in the native Internet Explorer web browser
Apparently, Chrome can do it (disable pinch zoom)... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22999829/disable-chrome-pinch-zoom-for-use-in-kiosk
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@nadnerB said in Does anyone here administer Windows 10 Touchscreen Public Facing Kiosks?:
You might have to disable gestures entirely (as in multi touch)... still checking some stuff
EDIT: Not looking good. You could disable the double tap gesture but that might make administering the kiosk a pain (if using the touchscreen).
A lot of people reckon the registry option is a go, but this article says:According to my testing this only seems to disable pinch-zoom for my kiosk application (which uses the Internet Explorer WebBrowser Control) but does not disable pinch-zoom in the native Internet Explorer web browser
Apparently, Chrome can do it (disable pinch zoom)... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22999829/disable-chrome-pinch-zoom-for-use-in-kiosk
awesome thanks! I was planning on researching Chrome as an option tomorrow!
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No worries
Hope you get it working.
