You can also create an external script that launches a program after SiteKiosk was started. This Windows feature allows you to select a user under whose access rights this program is supposed to be executed. Located in the Windows Registry, rather than in the Startup folder.Īnother option is to use the Windows function “Scheduled Tasks.” This can be done by two step process Step 1: Adding script to windows Startup folder After the windows boots up it runs (equivalent to double-clicking) all the application present in its startup directory. HK_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/MICROSOFT/WINDOWS/CURRENT_VERSION/RUN If you would like these applications to be launched even though you are using SiteKiosk in shell replacement mode, you must store the programs in the directory
Since SiteKiosk 8.x you can start external applications after the start of the SiteKiosk browser by adding them to the SiteKiosk configuration (->Applications) and enabling the checkbox at “Run program automatically“: active in the so-called “Autostart“ mode of SiteKiosk) causes applications stored in the Startup directory (Start->All Programs->Startup) to be overlooked when the user logs on to the system.
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