Fake BIOS - Free Online | LittlePrank

After opening it, a retro BIOS settings interface is presented-hardware information columns such as CPU, memory, and hard disk, boot sequence, system time and various settings menus are neatly arranged. The texture of white words on a blue background and button prompts is all tried to restore the real firmware interface. Some versions also support keyboard up and down buttons to move the cursor and enter the submenu, giving a stronger sense of substitution.

The interface is purely front-end performance, and no hardware settings will be really accessed or modified. After restarting, everything will remain as usual; press F11 or Esc to exit. If you want to act like it, you can first ask a friend to "help me see why the computer can't turn on", then open this interface and add,"Do you have to enter the BIOS and adjust the boot item?", which will scare Xiaobai into a daze.

It is suitable for messing with computer white friends and creating a helpless moment of "finished and entering BIOS." It is also often used as a scene frame for engineers repairing computers in film and television dramas, or as nostalgic Short Video material, making people who have experienced the DOS era smile.

Reminder: The effect will be greatly reduced for technical friends who are really familiar with BIOS. It is important to choose the right target; in addition, don't use fake interfaces to interfere with the judgment when the other party really needs to enter the BIOS to adjust the settings. There must be boundaries when playing, and immediately explain that it is a web special effect.

The fake BIOS tool reproduces the firmware setting interface during booting. It has all hardware information and boot sequence, and the keyboard can still be operated, making people think that they have really entered the BIOS.