Windows Multipoint Cafe Software
Hi there,Perhaps you could shed some light on what you already have?Are you starting from scratch or are these machines already in place?What is managing the system at present?Are these machines somehow able to receive Group Policy settings (Unlikely as probably not a domain environment)?What Operating system are you using (XP home/XP pro/Vista Home, Pro/7,8 or something else)?What sort of budget do you have in mind. It could potentially be done for next to nothing using bits and pieces or you could have an expensive solution which could do everything you want and more. You have lots of options.
Internet Cafe Software Windows 10
As well as the good ones already suggested, a common scenario in an Internet cafe is to set up a standard image and to have that pushed back out to every PC overnight. During the day the machines can get crap left on them, viruses installed etc and in the morning they will be back to a perfectly clean slate.
Is this what you are after?Another option is to go with a server and to use mandatory user profiles. This does much the same as above, but locks all user settings (but the machines themselves can have changes made, like software updates).Now you've got a few ideas you will need to give us some guidance:. What's your budget?. Will you have IT help on-hand (to manage a server, for example)?. Do you want full desktop PCs, or are thin clients ok?. Would you rather let customers have some control over their PC and then wipe away their changes, or would you prefer to totally lock down the environment?Answer some of these high-level questions and we can guide you better.
The MultiPoint Services Role and can be installed by using the Add Roles and Features Wizard in Server Manager, selecting role-based or feature-based installation and choosing MultiPoint Services role. It does not require Remote Desktop Broker or Remote Desktop Gateway roles, but other necessary roles like and Desktop Experience will be installed as well. It is ideal for situations where the server and the end-user access device are in close proximity or connected via LAN.The MultiPoint Dashboard, which is unique to the MultiPoint Services role, allows an admin to see what each workstation sees and restrict application and Internet usage. In an educational setting, there is also the ability to lock out student input for a period during a work session or to take control of a session.