HWID Spoofer
Ancient Spoofer HWID spoofer for Windows
Undetected
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Ancient Spoofer: system requirements
Processors
Intel and AMD with AES instruction support (won't work without it)
Systems
Windows 10–11, versions 1903–23H2
Built-in Spoofer
Yes
USB drive
No
Additional requirements
Supported systems: Windows 10–11, versions 1903–23H2; Drive: M.2 SSD only for the EAC spoofer; Seed system: available
About Ancient Spoofer
Ancient Spoofer is an HWID spoofer for Windows 10 and 11 that helps you get back into the game after a hardware ban. It is designed for games protected by BattlEye and Easy Anti-Cheat, but does not support Rust or Fortnite; you can ask support about compatibility with other games.
It spoofs the serial numbers of drives, RAM and monitors, S.M.A.R.T data, the identifiers of network adapters, the graphics card and motherboard, the MAC address, registry values and ARP network protocol entries.
Before the first launch, enable SVM or VT-x virtualization in BIOS. An Intel or AMD CPU will work, but only with AES instruction support: without it, the spoofer won't start.
Features of Ancient Spoofer
BattlEye and EAC support
- works in games protected by BattlEye and Easy Anti-Cheat, except Rust and Fortnite.
Other games on request
- support can tell you about compatibility with other games.
Drive serials
- drive serial numbers are spoofed (Storage Drive Serials).
RAM serials
- RAM module serial numbers are changed.
Monitor serials
- connected monitors get new serial numbers.
S.M.A.R.T
- the S.M.A.R.T self-diagnostic data that can identify a drive is changed.
Network adapters
- network adapter identifiers are spoofed.
MAC Address
- the network card is assigned a new MAC address.
GPU
- graphics card identifiers are spoofed.
Motherboard
- the motherboard serial data is changed.
Registry values
- Windows registry entries containing hardware data are rewritten.
AR Protocol
- the spoofing also covers ARP network protocol data.







