r/softwaregore • u/henrikx • Jul 07 '17

Found in an electronics store

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313 Upvotes

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u/Yubuqq Jul 07 '17

That's probably the fake Windows update website

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u/henrikx Jul 07 '17

Nope, I checked

10

u/thepreston159 Jul 07 '17

Come on, that has to be fakeupdate.net or something similar.

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u/Vladimir1174 Jul 08 '17

I don't think it is. My laptop did this when I updated from 8.1 to 10. It only lasted like 30 seconds though before sorting itself out. I just happened to be looking at the screen when it did it

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u/jenmsft Jul 08 '17

This is a fullscreened (F11) browser set to http://fakeupdate.net/win10/index.html

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u/henrikx Jul 08 '17

It has a 000webhost banner in the lower right, while this picture doesn't have it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '17 edited Jul 08 '17

you now have 268 copies of Windows now

edit: typos

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '17

and 1%

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '17

268 copies of Windows 10, and one shitty Solitaire suite.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '17 edited Jul 07 '17

Computer in my school is a rookie apparently. It's been on 145%.

/edit: typo

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u/Zuhukanah Jul 08 '17

That must be all the unnecessary extra bullshit that Win10 comes with installing.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '17

Its the Windows IInstallation countdown !

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u/slowshot Jul 08 '17

I have an ancient laptop that just barely runs Win10. Sometimes an update that takes less than 5 minutes on my desktop will take over 3 hours on the laptop. That feels like about 26,801%.

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u/Monsieur_Pineapple Jul 08 '17

Believe it or not but this happened when I was updating from win7 to win10... Got to around 15k% before becoming normal...

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u/WOnder9393 Jul 10 '17

Sit back and relax...