ThinKiosk 1.1 released!

It gives me great pleasure to announce the ThinKiosk 1.1 release. Below you will find the updates and languages supported with version 1.1.

A big thank you to my helpers for languages translations, idea’s and feedback.

Updates in this release:

Functionality changes:

Improved group policy options to disable ctrl alt delete in Windows XP.
Optional home button on menu bar.
Administrative unlock function with password.
Display mode options available by default.
All group policies settings are now also available via Command line switches.
Improved on-line documentation for configuration of ThinKiosk.

Additional Languages:

Dutch
German
Hebrew
Polish
Swedish

Upgrade notes:

Quite a few changes have been made to the group policy ADM file, so it would be best if you create a new GPO with this release. This will alleviate any “extra registry settings” you may encounter if you upgrade your current Group Policy object.

Download:

head over to the downloads page to get the latest copy of ThinKiosk.

More information:

For more information on ThinKiosk, click here:

For more information on ThinKiosk’s features, click here:

For information on getting started with ThinKiosk, click here:

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3 Comments About “ThinKiosk 1.1 released!”

Declan March 7, 2012 at 10:08 pm

Good work Andy fair play to you spending so much time on offering a solution to many a company for free. I am impressed well done.

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Chris Keim March 15, 2012 at 6:58 pm

It would be nice if there was a refresh button on the toolbar to refresh the page for a temporary network outage which can cause the page to display a typical IE error. Right now, I’m just doing a logoff and logon to fix.