Fake Update Screen

Simulate Windows 11 or macOS update screens for entertainment purposes.

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Simulate Windows 11 or macOS update screens for entertainment purposes.

Fake Update Screen

How long the update takes

Starting percentage

Progress will randomly speed up, slow down, and pause

Use {progress} to show percentage

Configuration History

No configuration history yet

Tip: Press ESC or F11 to exit fullscreen mode anytime.

Preview

Don't turn off your PC

Please keep your computer on

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About Fake Update Screen

  • 6 realistic OS update screens: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7, macOS, Ubuntu Linux, Chrome OS
  • Customizable update duration (0.1-60 minutes) and starting progress
  • Random progress behavior for ultra-realistic simulation
  • Custom update messages with {progress} placeholder support
  • Quick presets: Quick (30s), Normal (13m), Long (30m), Almost Done
  • Screenshot capture and social media sharing
  • Configuration history (last 5 setups saved)
  • Fullscreen mode with completion and restart animations
  • Perfect for pranks, demonstrations, and testing
  • Note: This is a simulation tool for entertainment purposes only. No actual system updates are performed.
  1. 1 Select OS: Choose the operating system you wish to simulate (e.g., Windows 10, macOS).
  2. 2 Choose Update Type: Select the update screen or progress bar style.
  3. 3 Go Fullscreen: Click "Start Fake Update" and then press F11 or the designated key to enter full-screen mode. Start the fake update now!
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