The desktop that most people use with Windows 2000 and Windows XP is called the Explorer User Interface. This is an application at C:\Windows\explorer.exe. The Explorer User Interface gives us the power to access our Windows System through the use of the task bar, desktop, and Explorer directory browser. On some systems, the Explorer User Interface provides too much flexibility and user control. On Kiosk systems, you would probably want to limit the user's interaction only with the Kiosk application but still give the administrator some user interface to restart the Kiosk application or execute maintenance.
