Don't turn off your computer
Simulate a realistic Windows update experience in the browser — perfect for harmless pranks, video production, UI demos, or training. The Fake Windows Update Screen recreates update progress bars, messages, and restart prompts while remaining completely visual and non-destructive.
A fake Windows update screen is a browser-based visual that mimics the look and feel of operating-system update flows: progress bars, percentage counters, restart messages, and textual explanations of update steps. It’s designed for visual realism only and does not modify any files or system settings.
Choose a visual preset to suit your project — modern minimal, classic full-screen, or a custom branded look:
Style | Look & Feel | Common Elements |
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Modern Minimal | Centered progress circle or bar, clean copy, subtle animation | Percentage, status text, estimated time |
Classic Full-Screen | Solid background, large progress percentage, restart prompt | Large text, progress bar, 'Don't turn off your PC' note |
Branded Demo | Custom colors and messaging for product demos (avoid using official logos) | Custom title, progress steps, mock changelog |
The Fake Windows Update Screen is for visual and educational uses only. It does not and cannot perform real updates. Use responsibly and ethically: