TPM Spoofer HWID spoofer for Windows
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TPM Spoofer: system requirements
About TPM Spoofer
TPM Spoofer is a permanent spoofer that changes the hardware identifiers of the TPM 2.0 module. Important: it works only with TPM and does not spoof other IDs, so it is combined with another spoofer that doesn't touch TPM.
The new data persists even after reinstalling Windows, and enabled Secure Boot, HVCI and Virtualization-Based Security don't interfere with it; there are no driver conflicts. The developer claims compatibility with Vanguard, EAC, BattlEye, FACEIT and ACE and support for any motherboard and CPU with TPM 2.0.
The spoofer is installed following a step-by-step guide or a video guide, which takes about 20–30 minutes, and support helps with setup. You will need to reinstall Windows 10 or 11; Intel and AMD CPUs are supported.
Features of TPM Spoofer
- hardware identifiers are changed for the long term, without temporary workarounds.
- the spoofer works with the TPM 2.0 module and only with it.
- the effect persists even after reinstalling the system.
- works correctly with Secure Boot enabled.
- supports HVCI and Virtualization-Based Security.
- compatible with any motherboard and CPU that has TPM 2.0.
- stated to work with Vanguard, EAC, BattlEye, FACEIT and ACE.
- does not conflict with drivers or the system.
- works without temporary solutions or makeshift workarounds.
- installation follows a detailed guide.
- you can follow a video to install it.
- support helps with installation and setup.
