title: Suggestions for setting up a kiosk mode in Windows 7
body: <p>I'm exploring a simple way to create a kiosk mode for Windows 7. I work at a property management company that managements apartment homes. Each property has a business center with PC's available for resident use. Right now we're paying for software to severely lock down the PC's so resident can't trash them, which they do every chance they get. I'm looking for a much simpler and cost-effective solution.</p>
  
  <p>My thought is to restrict the "resident" account to User priviledges and delete that user profile at every startup. They won't be able to install apps or save anything to the PC permanently that way. </p>
  
  <p>I'm having trouble with the delete the profile. Most tools to delete profiles focus on deleting profile older than a set timeframe. Those won't work because I can't set them for less than 24 hours. I tried a simple "rd C:\Users\Resident /s /q" in a scheduled task, but that fails to run prior to logon under SYSTEM or an admin acct's credentials. These are basic PC's without powershell 3 installed, so most powershell scripts are out.</p>
  
  <p>It just needs to be a simple destruction of the profile. Quick and dirty and let Windows build a new one at each reboot. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. :)</p>