HWID spoofer for hardware ID bans
Change disk, MAC, and GPU identifiers when new accounts fail on your PC. Cleaner included; confirm your anti-cheat is listed before checkout.
At a glance
Why the spoofer exists
Swap flagged hardware IDs so a machine can register again after a hardware ban. Details sit in the list below.
6 more rows appear in the full feature list.
Overview
Reset flagged hardware IDs on major anti-cheats
How identifiers rotate, which anti-cheats are listed, and when spoofing beats an appeal.
HWID Spoofer rewrites disk serials, MAC addresses, GPU IDs, and related values so you can play again after a hardware ban on a fresh profile. Vanguard, Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye, Ricochet, and related stacks are supported, and a cleaner ships with the tool.
Reach for it when only your PC triggers instant bans while other machines stay clean. It does not clear a ban tied to an existing login. Choose the 1 week ($15) or monthly ($35) plan; both unlock the same build.
Hardware bans versus account bans
A hardware ID ban fingerprints the machine. Fresh accounts failing only on that box while working elsewhere point to this case. The spoofer rotates disk serials, MAC addresses, GPU IDs, and related values so you can return on a clean profile. It will not remove a penalty already sitting on an old login.
Anti-cheat coverage
Built for Riot Vanguard (Valorant), Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye, Ricochet (Call of Duty), plus ACE, Javelin, and similar stacks. Double-check your title before purchase because anti-cheat lists move after updates.
Bundled cleanup
A cleaner walks leftover traces off the drive before you relaunch. Follow the spoof sequence first, then cleanup, exactly as the current guide orders.
System requirements
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), admin rights during spoof and cleanup, HVCI, Core Isolation, TPM, and Secure Boot enabled, plus reliable internet for activation and updates.
Scope
Included capabilities
Spoofed fields plus the anti-cheat families covered today.
- Disk volume serial changes
- MAC address rotation
- GPU identifier changes
- Additional hardware IDs adjusted
- Trace cleanup utility
- Riot Vanguard (Valorant)
- Easy Anti-Cheat titles
- BattlEye titles
- Ricochet (Call of Duty)
- ACE, Javelin, and similar anti-cheats
After checkout
Panels and access path
Screenshots on the left map to each UI panel; the right column walks portal access and setup.
Panel shots
- Layer A
Serial check panel
Rows show which identifiers flipped after the spoof run.
- Layer B
UEFI spoof controls
Flip GPU or ethernet spoofing, set a seed, and apply permanent spoof from the UEFI tab.
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Archived, read-only threads on loader setup, loot ESP, patch status, and HWID bans. Replies are closed.
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