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It turns out that a jumper on the board came loose and that is why I was getting the bios screen. However thank you for the information because it is still very helpful!

Do I need to use imagex or just run sysprep.exe?

I have windows 8.1 pro on an msata. This is for use in a simple kiosk. When I move the msata to a different motherboard the bios display comes up instead of Windows. Is there any way to transfer the msata to the other motherboard?

MA, This was the solution I had to go with as well. I have not found any other solution yet at this time. Brett.

The virtual keyboard on windows 8.1 was working. I have the Chrome shortcut in the start up folder setup with the target as --kiosk so that it opens full screen and it goes to the correct website when the system boots. When I clicked in a text field the virtual keyboard would pop up, now it...

Both of these look like viable solutions. Thank you!

I will be setting up many kiosks. Each machine will have it's own key for Windows 8.1. I want to be able to make a copy of a completed machine and be able to load all third party software and settings onto other machines. What is the best way to do this and will it be an exact copy, i.e. all...

broe23 thank you for the solution!

I've talked to the manufacturer of the modem and I have the "latest" drivers. Of course I have to load them as unassigned drivers (I think that is the term). Thank you for the heads up though on the drivers.

When I added a Verizon Modem, boot up went to approximately one minute. I'm not using modern apps as that did not provide a complete solution. I am using a "desktop" browser. What is Classic Shell?

I'm building kiosks and currently I pretty much have everything locked down on win 8.1 pro. However, right after the auto login until the browser auto starts the desktop is visible. I have the taskbar autohide (if anyone knows how to remove the taskbar that would be a bonus), the charms are...

I am setting up kiosks that once in the field will be locked down and not accessible to anyone in the field nor do we want anyone else accessing them. However, I need the ability to remote into the system if there is an issue. Is there anyway to set up the machine so that I can do this without...

I sent a query to Microsoft, thanks for the links.

I know how to hide the address bar, but I am setting up a kiosk and need to make the address bar and navigation completely inaccessible in IE 11 modern. How do I achieve this?

Shawn, This is a great tutorial. My question is though how do I turn off the "3 dots" in IE 11 modern that allow a user to open the address bar and navigation? I am in kiosk mode, and need to lock down the browser so that the address bar and navigation can not be accessed. Thanks! Brett.