Hardware Spoofers (HWID Spoofer) for EAC, BattlEye and Vanguard
Disk and BIOS serials, MAC and TPM for EAC, BattlEye and Vanguard: an HWID Spoofer for PC. There is a permanent spoofer and versions for specific games.
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What's in the HWID Spoofer section
This section collects HWID spoofers for Windows 10 and 11. They change the serial numbers of drives, BIOS, motherboard, memory and network adapters that EAC, BattlEye, Vanguard, Ricochet and ACE use to issue hardware bans. Some, Goyda Spoofer for example, also change the GPU UUID of NVIDIA graphics cards and the EDID of monitors. There are universal spoofers for many games at once, separate versions for ARC Raiders, Arena Breakout: Infinite, Rust and Rage MP servers, temporary solutions that reset after a reboot, and permanent ones, including a TPM 2.0 module spoofer.
Before buying, check your game's anti-cheat against the support list: some spoofers do not work in Rust, Fortnite or ARC Raiders. The lists differ: besides EAC and BattlEye, Shaytan Spoofer supports Ricochet and VAC, while Goyda Spoofer works with EAC only. Also check whether your Windows build is supported and whether you need SVM or VT-x virtualization in the BIOS, a flash drive or a system reinstall. And remember that a spoofer hides your computer, not your account: a banned account stays banned.
HWID spoofer FAQ
What is an HWID spoofer?
A program that spoofs your PC's hardware identifiers: drive, BIOS, motherboard and memory serials, the MAC address and registry entries. The anti-cheat sees different hardware, and the HWID ban no longer prevents the game from launching.
Does a spoofer remove an account ban?
No, it only removes the ban's link to your hardware. A banned account stays banned, so you need to play on a new account. Some developers also recommend creating a new Windows user and changing the computer name.
How does a temporary spoofer differ from a permanent one?
A temporary one keeps the spoof until a reboot, after which the factory data returns and you have to run it again. A permanent one is activated once, and the new identifiers persist; installing it sometimes requires reinstalling Windows or changing the BIOS version.
What should I set up in BIOS before launching?
It depends on the product. Ancient Spoofer and the spoofers for ARC Raiders and Arena Breakout: Infinite need SVM or VT-x virtualization enabled, and Ancient also requires a CPU with AES instructions. For BC HWID Spoofer, you disable TPM and switch the drives to AHCI mode, while TPM Spoofer is compatible with Secure Boot and HVCI enabled.