I have an Intel NUC clone with windows 10 Home on it. I have enabled kiosk mode but it turns out you can only run specific apps called “UAP Applications” so no Tulip Player…
However, it can run MS Edge which would work perfectly find for a dashboard situation. I got everything setup and then performed a reboot where I was unexpectedly presented with a browser based Tulip Player screen asking me to setup the display device again.
Unfortunately it appears that Microsoft enforces private browsing in Kiosk mode and without it being part of an AD domain, you can’t really override this behavior.
I can’t be the only person that needs a solution like this. IT does not want Raspberry Pi’s on the network…
I will echo that it is really useful for development purposes to be able to spin up “virtual players” in incognito windows. This used to possible by using permanent links for accessing a display device, but that feature has been removed. So there is no way that I know of for “re-entering a display device” once the cache is lost.
Maybe someone from Tulip knows how to still use that functionality? Even if its behind the scenes?
If your Tulip site is using SAML or LDAP for login, you can create reusable registration links which do not expire on first use. See “Reusable links” section at Setting up a Display Device Using a Registration Link