Beta Permanent Spoofer

Download

Download and extract the spoofer, then follow every step below in order. This spoofer changes your HWIDs permanently, so they stay changed after a restart.

When to use it

  • You've been hardware-banned (HWID-banned) from a game.
  • You're setting up a new account and don't want it linked to your old hardware.
  • You've changed hardware but are still being flagged.
  • You've reinstalled Windows but old HWID data is still being detected.
Step 1

Prepare your PC

  1. Turn off Windows Defender. Open Windows Security, go to Virus & threat protection, click Manage settings, and switch off Real-time protection and Tamper Protection.
  2. Turn off any other antivirus you have installed, such as Avast, Norton or McAfee. Disable it from its settings or its icon in the system tray, so it can't block or delete the spoofer files.
  3. Disable Secure Boot. Restart your PC and open your BIOS/UEFI by pressing the key shown at startup, usually Del, F2 or F12 depending on your motherboard. Find Secure Boot (usually under the Boot or Security tab), set it to Disabled, then save and exit (often F10).
To confirm Secure Boot is off, press Win + R, type msinfo32 and press Enter. Secure Boot State should say Off.
Step 2

Record your current HWIDs

  1. Open the HWID Checker included in the download.
  2. Take a screenshot of your current values, or copy them into a text file. You'll compare against these after spoofing to make sure everything changed.
Step 3

Run the spoofer

  1. Extract all the files to a folder that's easy to find, such as your Desktop. Don't run the spoofer from inside the zip file.
  2. Right-click the spoofer .exe and choose Run as administrator.
  3. Follow the on-screen instructions and wait until it says the process is complete. Don't close the spoofer or restart your PC before it finishes.
Step 4

Check that it worked

  1. Restart your PC.
  2. Open the HWID Checker again.
  3. Compare the new values with the ones you saved in Step 2. If they've all changed, you're done. If any are still the same, open a ticket and include both screenshots.

Important notes

  • TPM can't be spoofed. Fortnite, Valorant and CS2 (FACEIT) now track your TPM chip. If you're banned in one of these games through your TPM, this spoofer can't fix it, and you'll need a new TPM chip or a different PC.
  • Updates can undo the spoof. A major Windows update or a BIOS reset can change your HWIDs back to the originals. If that happens, run the spoofer again.

Still stuck?

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