HWID Spoofer

HWID Spoofer is a kernel-level (Ring-0) driver that, after a game ban (HWID ban), virtualizes or directly changes the serial numbers of system components so the computer appears to anti-cheat systems as a new device. It removes the access restriction without needing to buy a new computer or replace costly parts like the motherboard and SSD.

The software works by returning fake but verifiable data to hardware queries from protection services such as Vanguard, Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC), BattlEye, and Ricochet.

How Hardware Ban (HWID Ban) Works

When modern anti-cheat systems detect a rule violation, they don't just close the user account. They scan the factory serial numbers of the main hardware components in the computer, create a unique hardware identifier (hardware hash), and add it to the server blacklist.

In this case, even if a new account is opened on the banned system, the following process takes effect:

1. When the game launches, the anti-cheat driver queries the motherboard UUID, disk serial numbers, and network adapters.
2. The retrieved values are matched against the blacklist database.
3. As soon as a match is confirmed, the new account is banned again either immediately or within a few matches (delayed ban).

The only permanent way to remove a hardware ban is to change the hardware identifiers that the anti-cheat services query.

Masked and Modified Hardware Components

The software simultaneously targets all identity layers that anti-cheat engines use when building a profile:

• Motherboard (Baseboard): SMBIOS tables, BIOS UUID, and motherboard serial numbers.
• Storage Devices: NVMe, SATA SSD, and HDD serial numbers, along with disk partition Volume ID values.
• Network Adapters: Physical MAC addresses, ARP table, and local network card identifiers.
• Display and Peripherals: Monitor EDID information, GPU UUID values, and USB controller identifiers.
• Windows Registry: MachineGuid, InstallDate, DigitalProductID, and cryptographic profile keys in the registry.

Temporary and Permanent Mode Options

Two different operating protocols are available depending on the intended use and motherboard structure:

• Temporary Spoofer: Loads into memory every time the computer starts and virtually manipulates the serial numbers. When the computer restarts, the hardware returns to its original factory identifiers. Ideal for pre-built systems under warranty, laptops, and users who do not want to modify their original Windows configuration.
• Permanent Spoofer: Rewrites hardware records permanently at the Windows level. The newly defined serial numbers persist even after the computer restarts. Suitable for users who do not want to run the software before every game and who get caught in aggressive ban cycles.

Trace Cleaner: Cleaning System Traces

Changing the hardware identifier alone may not always be enough. Protection services such as Vanguard and EAC leave tracking files (trace files) and registry keys in hidden directories of the disk at the time of a ban. If these traces are not deleted, the new HWID profile will be directly linked to the old banned account.

The built-in Trace Cleaner module automatically performs the following steps:

• Cleans log records in the AppData/Local and ProgramData directories of the Riot Games, Valve, Epic Games, and Battle.net clients.
• Resets the Windows USN Journal history, eliminating traces of deleted files.
• Removes invalid Registry entries left behind by anti-cheat services.
• Resets the DNS and ARP network cache from the previous ban.

Supported Anti-Cheat Systems

System Requirements

• Operating System: Windows 10 (all versions: 1909 – 22H2) and Windows 11 (21H2, 22H2, 23H2).
• Processor: Intel and AMD (Virtualization / VT-x / AMD-V must be enabled in the BIOS).
• Motherboard Support: ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock, Biostar, and common OEM laptop motherboards.
• Security Settings: For Valorant, TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot settings in the BIOS must be configured according to game requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to format my computer before using HWID Spoofer?

No, you do not need to format. The software works while keeping your existing Windows installation and personal files intact. Since the built-in Trace Cleaner module automatically removes old game residues and registry traces from the system, you won't need to perform a fresh installation.

Is a BIOS update or downgrade (Up/Down) required?

No, no BIOS flashing is required. The system virtualizes the motherboard UUID and serial numbers directly through the kernel driver. Regardless of your motherboard model, the identity change is completed without any risky BIOS intervention.

Do I need an external USB drive or technical knowledge for installation?

No, the software features a one-click desktop interface. It runs directly without preparing an external USB, entering EFI Shell commands, or modifying Windows settings with complex scripts.

Can the spoofer physically damage hardware components?

No, it does not interfere with the operating voltage, clock speeds, or factory firmware of hardware components. It only operates at the operating system layer where anti-cheat services query hardware, providing these services with new data.

Does it solve the delay ban (delayed ban) issue?

Yes, it completely resolves the delayed ban issue. The delay ban problem is caused by incompletely changed hardware components or old log files remaining on the disk. Since the software renews all hardware identifiers at once and clears the traces, it severs the system's connection to the old banned profile.