Testing conducted by Apple in September 2022 using JetStream 2.1, MotionMark 1.2, and Speedometer 2.1 performance benchmarks.After all, the visual features in Vista already exists in Mac OS X - right? Double-clicking the desktop or clicking 5 times will close the fake Vista desktop and the gag program will exit. After some load time the user is presented with a Mac OS X desktop with a little bit of Windows flavor. Upon closing the upgrade a full screen Vista logo appears with the Vista startup sound making it appear as though the system is running Vista. After 30 seconds or so the fake upgrader shows that the upgrade was successful and allows the user to close the upgrade program. Again, clicking cancel will do nothing, the process runs until the progress bar is complete (this process does nothing either). The user can click next or wait a few seconds and the upgrade to Vista simulation begins. This part includes many flashy icons and flavor text about the joys of upgrading to Vista. After the Upgrade Advisor our Vista Upgrade Prank will initiate a 'fake' Upgrade to Vista. The Upgrade Advisor completes within 15 seconds or so and then informs the user their computer is able to run Windows Vista. You are unable to close the screen or stop the progress (don't worry, its harmless).
If you click the Cancel button, it disables itself. This Upgrade Advisor scan the system (actually does nothing) to ensure the computer is ready to upgrade to Vista. Clicking the install or cancel button closes the update service window and appears to initiate the Vista Upgrade Advisor.
The Vista Upgrade Prank starts by emulating the Windows Update service screen.
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