Windows 10 fake update
A pixel-perfect Windows 10 update screen, complete with the slow percentage crawl. Set it up before someone's coffee break for maximum effect.
Working on updates 8% complete.
Don't turn off your PC. This will take a while.
Your PC may restart several times
Click anywhere or press Esc to exit
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How to use it
Three steps. One panel. Done in under a minute.
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Open it full-screen
Click the fullscreen button or press F11 to fill the monitor edge to edge.
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Dial it in
Tweak the colour, swap presets, or copy the HEX value for later.
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Save or share
Download a PNG at your monitor's resolution, or share the URL.
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