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After opening it, the driver installation wizard appears: an animation for detecting new devices, an installation progress bar, and step prompts such as "Drivers are being installed" and "Devices are being configured" advance in turn. It looks like the process of Windows automatically installing drivers after inserting new hardware. The device type and installation speed can be customized, and it can even play a rollover version of "stuck at 99%" or a scare version of "driver installation failed".

The entire process is a front-end simulation, and no drivers will be really installed or system equipment will not be changed; it will resume after closing the page. If you want to be realistic, you can open it when the other party has just inserted a USB drive or peripheral, and use it to pop a fake notification with the system tray to make the script of "There is a problem with the new device driver" more credible.

It is suitable for teasing friends who don't know much about computers-the moment "There seems to be a problem with the driver of the device you plugged in" is very funny; it is also often used as interface material to demonstrate the driver in installation tutorial videos, or scene props for computer stores in movies and movies.

Reminder: If the device plugged in by the other party really needs to be installed with drivers, don't let the fake interface interfere with the real installation process; after playing with it, explain it is fake, and help the other party confirm that the device is in normal condition, so don't let the other party make a fuss in vain.

The fake driver installation tool simulates the complete process of device detection and driver installation, and the progress bar is equipped with step prompts to play a technical drama of "new hardware is installing drivers."