Totally Unattended Kiosk

Totally Unattended Kiosk (TUK) is a software solution developed by Blaser Software that allows Internet Explorer to run at system startup without requiring users to log on to the computer. According to the vendor, TUK is designed for information displays, kiosks, trade shows, and similar settings. It aims to provide a seamless and unattended browsing experience for users. TUK is intended for businesses of all sizes, including those in the education, government, business, and military sectors.

Key Features

Totally Unattended Kiosk (TUK): According to the vendor, TUK enables Internet Explorer to run at system startup without user logon, making it suitable for information displays, kiosks, trade shows, and similar settings. It aims to provide a user-friendly and unattended browsing experience.

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