Call of Duty
Crooked Spoofer HWID spoofer for Call of Duty on Windows
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Crooked Spoofer for Call of Duty: system requirements
Game mode
All
Processors
Intel and AMD
Game client
Steam, Battle.net, Xbox
Systems
Windows 10 and 11 x64 (builds 1903–26H2)
Built-in Spoofer
Yes
USB drive
No
Additional requirements
Anti-cheat: in-game. The spoof lasts until the PC is rebooted. Does not lift account bans, only hardware bans.
About Crooked Spoofer for Call of Duty
Crooked Spoofer is an HWID spoofer for Call of Duty: it lifts the hardware ban so you can play from another account on a banned computer. The developer states support for Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare II, Modern Warfare III, and Warzone 2.0.
The spoof is temporary: it lasts until the PC is rebooted, after which the original data returns, so the spoofer needs to be run once per session. If you use a cheat with it, after a reboot launch the cheat first, then the spoofer. It does not lift a ban on the account itself.
If bans continue on the new account, it is recommended to create a new Windows user and change the PC name. Supports Windows 10 (1903–22H2) and Windows 11, Intel and AMD processors.
Features of Crooked Spoofer for Call of Duty
HWID ban removal
- lifts the hardware ban from your PC while the spoofer is running.
Temporary spoof
- after a PC reboot, the data reverts to the original.
One launch per session
- the spoofer is run once until the next reboot.
Using with a cheat
- after a reboot, launch the cheat first, then the spoofer.
Game support
- works in Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare II, Modern Warfare III, and Warzone 2.0.
New account
- if bans continue, it is recommended to create a new Windows user and change the PC name before logging in with a new account.







