Web-Based Windows Update Prank

[Ink]

Credits:
~fediafedia.deviantart.com

Click Here or Image below:

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[jamescv7]

Oops its like Google Chrome didn't like the prank windows update. :lol:

 

[Ink]

I contacted the owner and they said it was hacked, but also said it's now fixed, it should work again.

 

[jamescv7]

Its been even greater for the future release.

Soon I'll do some improvements to it (thank you everyone for suggestions):

> Changing the Language
> More accurate Windows 8 version
> Windows XP version
> Ability to add your own text (maybe?)

 

[Mimigen]

Hmm, I do not get it. What is the idea behind this "Fake-APP". You seem to have fun with it.... that's good, really! I am happy that you're happy! I just do not get the point....

 

[jamescv7]

Hmm, I do not get it. What is the idea behind this "Fake-APP". You seem to have fun with it.... that's good, really! I am happy that you're happy! I just do not get the point....

Written at their site as an explanation.

Basically this is a fake Windows Update screen that resides entirely in your browser.
Here are the following potential practical uses:

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  Basically this is a fake Windows Update screen that resides entirely in your browser.
  Here are the following potential practical uses:
  
• Go to an Apple Store. Type in fediafedia.com on one or all of their Macs*
• Do the same on any of your college computers and watch the ensuing chaos
• Use it in your office to slack off or get a much deserved break
• Use it as an excuse in your botched PowerPoint presentations
• Randomly type something on the keyboard and press Enter to trigger a BSOD
• Also works on tablets and phones! For maximum confusion.
  

 

[Mimigen]

Sorry for the late reply! ^^

Ah.... I see. Okay, I can understand you guys, now. ^_^;;;
You're all lazy! Get back to work!

 

[Oxygen]

I'm going to try this on someone.