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Profile Configuration Guide
Version 6.2
THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 1
ThinKiosk Profile Overview: ............................................................................................................................. 4
Profile .................................................................................................................................................... 5
Profile Details .................................................................................................................................................. 5
ThinKiosk ......................................................................................................................................................... 6
ThinKiosk Mode: .............................................................................................................................................. 7
Device Login Options:....................................................................................................................................... 7
General............................................................................................................................................................ 7
Appearance ..................................................................................................................................................... 9
General Appearance: ....................................................................................................................................... 9
Language: ...................................................................................................................................................... 10
Splash Screen................................................................................................................................................. 10
Appearance – Ribbon Bar ............................................................................................................................... 11
Ribbon and Stratus Bar Appearance: .............................................................................................................. 11
KioskBar ........................................................................................................................................................ 12
General Settings: ........................................................................................................................................... 12
Window Control: ........................................................................................................................................... 13
Application Exclusion: .................................................................................................................................... 14
Display .......................................................................................................................................................... 14
Applications................................................................................................................................................... 17
Applications:.................................................................................................................................................. 17
Tile Appearance: ............................................................................................................................................ 18
Behaviour: ..................................................................................................................................................... 18
Applications – VDI Connectors........................................................................................................................ 19
Add StoreFront / RDS / Horizon / WVD Connector .......................................................................................... 20
Secondary Broker........................................................................................................................................... 21
Connector List ................................................................................................................................................ 22
Citrix Integration Options: .............................................................................................................................. 23
Microsoft RDS Integration Options ................................................................................................................. 24
VMware Horizon Integration Options ............................................................................................................. 24
Applications – Connector Login ...................................................................................................................... 25
Applications – Login Options .......................................................................................................................... 27
Legal Notice / MOTD ...................................................................................................................................... 29
Applications – Workspace Control .................................................................................................................. 30
End of Session Options: .................................................................................................................................. 31
Applications – LDAP Integration ..................................................................................................................... 32
Enable LDAP Password Change/Verification integration .................................................................................. 33
Applications – Local Applications .................................................................................................................... 34
Local Applications .......................................................................................................................................... 35
Citrix, Microsoft RDS or VMware Horizon connections .................................................................................... 36
Secure Browser .............................................................................................................................................. 37
Secure Browser: ............................................................................................................................................. 37
General Appearance: ..................................................................................................................................... 38
VDI Controls: ................................................................................................................................................. 38
General: ........................................................................................................................................................ 39
Browser Sites ................................................................................................................................................. 40
Adding / Editing a Site .................................................................................................................................... 40
URL Filtering .................................................................................................................................................. 41
Access Policies ............................................................................................................................................... 43
Network ........................................................................................................................................................ 43
Windows Update ........................................................................................................................................... 44
Computer Settings ......................................................................................................................................... 45
Local Device Restrictions ................................................................................................................................ 45
Ctrl+Alt+Del Screen: ....................................................................................................................................... 46
THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 2
Computer Settings – Startup Script ................................................................................................................. 47
Startup Script................................................................................................................................................. 47
Computer Settings – Login Script .................................................................................................................... 48
Login Script .................................................................................................................................................... 48
Computer Settings - Session Settings .............................................................................................................. 49
Local Volume ................................................................................................................................................. 49
Appearance: .................................................................................................................................................. 50
Screen Saver: ................................................................................................................................................. 50
Local Clean-up ............................................................................................................................................... 50
Printers.......................................................................................................................................................... 50
General.......................................................................................................................................................... 51
Magic Filter:................................................................................................................................................... 51
Magic Filter Delay Option: .............................................................................................................................. 52
Computer Settings - Session Security .............................................................................................................. 53
Power Options: .............................................................................................................................................. 53
Computer Settings – Power Option................................................................................................................. 54
Power Saving Options: ................................................................................................................................... 54
Computer Settings - Additional Registry Values .............................................................................................. 56
Additional Registry Values:............................................................................................................................. 57
End Point Protection: ..................................................................................................................................... 58
Windows Security Centre Detection ............................................................................................................... 58
End Point Protection - Windows Security Centre Detection ............................................................................. 59
End Point Protection - Windows Patch Management ...................................................................................... 60
End Point Protection - Windows Firewall Control ............................................................................................ 65
Windows Firewall Control .............................................................................................................................. 65
End Point Security .......................................................................................................................................... 68
End Point Security - Wi-Fi Adapters ................................................................................................................ 69
End Point Security - Virtual Machine Detection ............................................................................................... 70
End Point Security - USB Device Blocking ........................................................................................................ 70
End Point Security - Application Execution Prevention .................................................................................... 71
Application Execution Prevention ................................................................................................................... 71
End Point Security - Application Execution Prevention (Offline) ....................................................................... 77
End Point Security - Service Execution Prevention ........................................................................................... 79
Service Execution Prevention ......................................................................................................................... 80
Service Execution Prevention - User Notifications ........................................................................................... 81
Administration............................................................................................................................................... 83
Administrator Access: .................................................................................................................................... 83
Administrative Access: ................................................................................................................................... 84
Exclusions: ..................................................................................................................................................... 84
Inclusions: ..................................................................................................................................................... 84
Administration – Screen Capture .................................................................................................................... 85
SMTP Settings: ............................................................................................................................................... 86
Server Details: ............................................................................................................................................... 86
SMTP User Credentials: .................................................................................................................................. 86
Default Values: .............................................................................................................................................. 86
Software Package Installation ........................................................................................................................ 87
Client Paths ................................................................................................................................................... 88
ThinScale Virtual Desktop Agent..................................................................................................................... 89
THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 3
ThinKiosk Profile Overview:
The ThinKiosk profile provides all the configuration required for the ThinKiosk client

This profile is JSON based and very easy to modify with the new ThinKiosk Profile Editor

The profile editor can be accessed in separate ways depending on the profile delivery method you have
opted to

• ThinScale Management Server - From the ThinScale Management Console, right click your profile
and select ‘Edit Profile’
• Local Profile - From the ThinKiosk ‘Admin’ menu select ‘Profile Editor’
• FTP – Using the Profile Editor the profile can be exported and then saved to the configured location
on your FTP server

THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 4
Profile
Profile Details
Profile Name
Shows the profile’s name

Profile Revision
Shows the total amount of edit you made on the profile

Revision Notes
Shows the comments you added when editing a profile

Profile Description
Brief description of the profile

Note: Base on the comments, you can track changes made on that profile and revert to a previous revision
if desired

THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 5
ThinKiosk
THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 6
ThinKiosk Mode:
ThinKiosk Shell
ThinKiosk UI is configured as the Windows shell and Windows Explorer will NOT run

Windows Shell
Windows Explorer is used as the Windows shell application

Device Login Options:
Use Local ThinKiosk Account
The device will auto-login using a local account ‘ThinKioskUser’ created by ThinKiosk. This user is a low
privileged user account

Use Custom Account
The device will auto-login using the credentials supplied in the Username / Password and Domain fields

This can be an alternate local account, or a domain account if the device is domain joined

Don’t Auto Login
Disables any configured auto-login settings

Do Nothing
ThinKiosk will not apply or remove any auto-login configuration. If the device already has auto-login
configuration applied or this configuration is delivered by other means it will remain in place

Ignore Shift Override
Prevents the left shift key from overriding the auto-login configuration

General
Allow ThinKiosk to be closed
If enabled, users will be able to close the ThinKiosk UI

Note: This is not recommended if ThinKiosk is configured as the shell

Flip process names
The ThinKiosk UI ships as two executables: ThinKiosk.exe and iexplore.exe, these executables are identical

By default, ThinKiosk uses the iexplore.exe as the shell process, unless the Flip process names option is
enabled

Enable shell monitoring
Enables ThinKiosk’s shell monitoring application which can be accessed via the CTRL + ALT + BREAK hotkey
combination

THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 7
Only apply policy settings when ThinKiosk UI is active
When enabled, ThinKiosk lock down policies will only apply when the ThinKiosk UI is active

Don’t silently restart if a hard error occurs
This option has been retired and is no longer available

Enable ThinKiosk ‘Pull Down’ menu
This option enables the CTRL + ALT + DOWN ARROW hotkey combination to display the ThinKiosk ‘Pull
Down’ menu

ThinKiosk’s ‘Pull Down’ menu can be accessed even when connected to a full screen remote session allow
you access to options available on ThinKiosk’s ribbon bar

Exclude SYSTEM account from ThinKiosk policy
If enabled, action performed under the SYSTEM account, will be allowed to run. Useful when a write filter
is installed on the machine

THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 8
Appearance
General Appearance:
Custom Title
Allows you to configure a customised title for the ThinKiosk UI. If no custom title is provided, ThinKiosk will
use the title ‘ThinKiosk’ by default

Theme
Sets the theme ThinKiosk UI will use

Window Percent
Set’s the size of the ThinKiosk UI

Show ThinKiosk Maximised on launch
If enabled, the ThinKiosk UI will launch maximised and will override the Window Percent setting

THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 9
Do not allow window resizing
When enabled the ThinKiosk UI is fixed to the size it was launched at

Language:
Use USA flag for English
Switches the USA flag icon in language selection for the English language

Use Swiss flag for German
Switches the Swiss flag icon in language selection for the German language

Retain Users Last Language Preference
ThinKiosk remembers the user’s language selection and automatically switches to that languages the next
time is starts

Enforce Language
Forces ThinKiosk to use the selected language

Splash Screen
Hide Splash Screen:
If enabled, will hide the splash screen window

Custom Splash Screen image:
Enter a fully qualified file name for the custom splash screen image. Supported file types include PNG,
BMP, JPEG, GIF, TIFF. Image size 394x171

THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 10
Appearance – Ribbon Bar
Ribbon and Stratus Bar Appearance:
The distinct options in this section allow you to hide (if selected) the individual settings you do not require
to be displayed on the ribbon bar, the status bar or the ThinKiosk Taskbar for the ThinKiosk client

Use ThinKiosk Display Resolution Settings
If enabled, ThinKiosk will use its own display settings panel, not the built-in Windows Control Panel applet
or Settings application, to allow uses to change monitor resolutions

Note: this option must be selected when ThinKiosk is the main shell or a timeout error will be shown

Revert to Default:
If clicked will reset all the setting to default one

Select All:
If clicked will select all the option at once

THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 11
KioskBar
General Settings:
Show the ThinKiosk Kioskbar
Enables the ThinKiosk task bar. This is a replacement task bar for the one provided by Windows Explorer,
showing your currently running applications

THINKIOSK 6.2 PROFILE CONFIGURATION GUIDE 12

The profile editor can be accessed in separate ways depending on the profile delivery method you have opted to. • ThinScale Management Server - From the ThinScale Management …

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