Thomas Spoofer HWID spoofer for Windows
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About Thomas Spoofer
Thomas Spoofer is an HWID spoofer built for games with Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) and BattlEye, such as Rust, Escape from Tarkov and Fortnite. It draws nothing in the game and does not help you aim: it is a separate tool that prepares the system before the client starts.
First it creates a restore point on its own, then removes EAC and BattlEye traces, anti-cheat registry entries, logs and temporary files, and finally spoofs the hardware identifiers. It helps if the computer got a hardware ban and a new account is not let into the game, if you keep several accounts on different HWIDs, or if you bought the PC second-hand. The spoofer will not restore a banned account: it only deals with a hardware ban.
Compatibility: Intel or AMD processors, Windows 10 and 11; on 24H2 and 25H2 it is not guaranteed to work, and 26H1 and 26H2 are not supported. A USB flash drive is required, and System Protection must be on, otherwise the restore point has nowhere to be written.
Features of Thomas Spoofer
- replaces the hardware identifiers an anti-cheat uses to identify the computer.
- removes what Easy Anti-Cheat left in the system after earlier launches.
- a separate module removes the traces of the second anti-cheat.
- wipes anti-cheat keys that stay behind even after the game is removed.
- deletes logs and temporary folders that hold the launch history.
- is created automatically before any changes so the system can be rolled back.
