Instructions
Stealth Full setup guide for Rust
Stealth Full • Rust
Launching STEALTH FULL for Rust: download the FULL loader, run it, enter your key, click Run, wait for the restart and join the game: the menu opens with the HOME key.
Instructions
Download the FULL loader, run it, enter your key, click Run, wait for the restart and join the game: the menu opens with the HOME key.
What you need to run it
1. Windows 10 (21H1 or newer) or Windows 11, official builds only. It won't launch on custom builds with Hyper-V or EFI/Bootmanager components stripped out.
2. An Intel or AMD CPU with AVX support.
3. BIOS in UEFI mode (to check: msinfo32 → the BIOS Mode line must say UEFI).
4. In BIOS: TPM off, virtualization (VMX) on, Secure Boot off.
5. Microsoft Visual C++ and .NET Framework libraries installed.
6. The game and its launcher are closed before you launch the product.
2. An Intel or AMD CPU with AVX support.
3. BIOS in UEFI mode (to check: msinfo32 → the BIOS Mode line must say UEFI).
4. In BIOS: TPM off, virtualization (VMX) on, Secure Boot off.
5. Microsoft Visual C++ and .NET Framework libraries installed.
6. The game and its launcher are closed before you launch the product.
Download and launch
1. Download the FULL loader: the FULL loader folder.
2. Run the loader (it runs with administrator rights by default).
3. Enter your key and click activate.
4. After logging in to the loader, click run.
5. Don't interrupt the launch process from the moment you click until you reach the desktop: otherwise the boot partition may break and Windows won't boot.
6. After the countdown the system restarts on its own: instead of the motherboard logo you'll see the product logo.
7. Once you've booted to the desktop, launch the game. The menu will appear within a minute.
2. Run the loader (it runs with administrator rights by default).
3. Enter your key and click activate.
4. After logging in to the loader, click run.
5. Don't interrupt the launch process from the moment you click until you reach the desktop: otherwise the boot partition may break and Windows won't boot.
6. After the countdown the system restarts on its own: instead of the motherboard logo you'll see the product logo.
7. Once you've booted to the desktop, launch the game. The menu will appear within a minute.
Hotkeys
1. HOME opens and closes the menu (the key can be changed).
2. End unloads the product, for example for a cheat check. You can only bring the menu back by restarting.
2. End unloads the product, for example for a cheat check. You can only bring the menu back by restarting.
Rust
1. If the FULL version shows a red icon saying the game version isn't fully supported even though the product is updated to the latest patch, opt out of the game's betas.
2. In Steam: right-click the game → Properties → "Betas" → opt out so it shows "None".
3. Then launch the product again.
2. In Steam: right-click the game → Properties → "Betas" → opt out so it shows "None".
3. Then launch the product again.
Common errors
System Error — Microsoft Visual C++ libraries are missing: install them.
Error .Net Framework — install the .NET Framework libraries.
Old Windows! Need Win10 21H1 b19043 — you need a suitable Windows version: Windows 10 21H1 (build 19043) or newer, or Windows 11. Check your build with the winver command.
TPM Enabled! — disable Trusted Platform Module (TPM) in BIOS.
No VMX support! — enable Virtualisation Technology (VMX) in BIOS.
No AVX support! — your CPU doesn't support AVX; you need a different CPU.
Legacy BIOS Mode! — switch BIOS mode from Legacy to UEFI.
UEFI SecureBoot ENABLED! — disable Secure Boot in BIOS.
Error: Connect to server / Bad res data! — poor connection to the product's servers. Turn on a VPN when launching. The product may also be temporarily unavailable: contact support: https://t.me/CheatForce_support_bot
Frozen product! — the product is temporarily unavailable or frozen for an update: contact support: https://t.me/CheatForce_support_bot
Wrong game key! — you launched a loader for a different game. Each product has its own loader; use the right one.
Key has expired! — the key has expired, you need a new key.
Bad HWID! — the product's binding to your PC is broken (spoofer, hardware change, etc.). Contact support to reset the binding: https://t.me/CheatForce_support_bot. The product works on one PC only.
Boot part not GPT! — the boot partition is MBR: convert it to GPT.
Get boot part desc failed! / Boot part wrong FS! / Get boot part MP failed! / BP: Fail to del files! / ERR: Wrte data! — the boot partition is damaged: restore it using the steps in the card below.
Wrong boot part size! / No free space — contact support so our specialists can fix it remotely: https://t.me/CheatForce_support_bot. Reinstalling Windows is the fastest fix.
Error: hvix64/hvax64 not found! — repair the system files: open Command Prompt as administrator, type sfc /scannow, wait for it to finish, then dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth. The PC will restart; after that, launch the product. If the error persists, only a clean Windows reinstall will help.
Blue screen XBOX VMCTRL CS TIMEOUT — reset BIOS to factory defaults ("Load Setup Defaults" / "Load Optimized Defaults"), then enable virtualization: Intel VT-x and VT-d, or AMD SVM Mode (AMD-V) and IOMMU, and save the settings (Save & Exit).
Blue screen gdrv3.sys — uninstall all GIGABYTE utilities (EasyTuneEngine, App Center, RGB Fusion, System Information Viewer and others).
Error .Net Framework — install the .NET Framework libraries.
Old Windows! Need Win10 21H1 b19043 — you need a suitable Windows version: Windows 10 21H1 (build 19043) or newer, or Windows 11. Check your build with the winver command.
TPM Enabled! — disable Trusted Platform Module (TPM) in BIOS.
No VMX support! — enable Virtualisation Technology (VMX) in BIOS.
No AVX support! — your CPU doesn't support AVX; you need a different CPU.
Legacy BIOS Mode! — switch BIOS mode from Legacy to UEFI.
UEFI SecureBoot ENABLED! — disable Secure Boot in BIOS.
Error: Connect to server / Bad res data! — poor connection to the product's servers. Turn on a VPN when launching. The product may also be temporarily unavailable: contact support: https://t.me/CheatForce_support_bot
Frozen product! — the product is temporarily unavailable or frozen for an update: contact support: https://t.me/CheatForce_support_bot
Wrong game key! — you launched a loader for a different game. Each product has its own loader; use the right one.
Key has expired! — the key has expired, you need a new key.
Bad HWID! — the product's binding to your PC is broken (spoofer, hardware change, etc.). Contact support to reset the binding: https://t.me/CheatForce_support_bot. The product works on one PC only.
Boot part not GPT! — the boot partition is MBR: convert it to GPT.
Get boot part desc failed! / Boot part wrong FS! / Get boot part MP failed! / BP: Fail to del files! / ERR: Wrte data! — the boot partition is damaged: restore it using the steps in the card below.
Wrong boot part size! / No free space — contact support so our specialists can fix it remotely: https://t.me/CheatForce_support_bot. Reinstalling Windows is the fastest fix.
Error: hvix64/hvax64 not found! — repair the system files: open Command Prompt as administrator, type sfc /scannow, wait for it to finish, then dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth. The PC will restart; after that, launch the product. If the error persists, only a clean Windows reinstall will help.
Blue screen XBOX VMCTRL CS TIMEOUT — reset BIOS to factory defaults ("Load Setup Defaults" / "Load Optimized Defaults"), then enable virtualization: Intel VT-x and VT-d, or AMD SVM Mode (AMD-V) and IOMMU, and save the settings (Save & Exit).
Blue screen gdrv3.sys — uninstall all GIGABYTE utilities (EasyTuneEngine, App Center, RGB Fusion, System Information Viewer and others).
Restoring the boot partition
1. Insert a bootable Windows installation flash drive formatted as FAT32 (you can make one on another device).
2. Enter BIOS and boot from that flash drive. Don't click anything in the "Windows Setup" window.
3. Press SHIFT + F10: Command Prompt will open.
4. Type diskpart, then list vol.
5. Find the EFI partition: about 100 MB, FAT32 file system, labeled SYSTEM or EFI (or unnamed), usually without a drive letter.
6. Type sel vol "N", replacing N with that volume's number.
7. Type format fs=fat32 quick, then assign letter=Z, then exit.
8. Type bcdboot C:\Windows /s Z: /f all (if Windows is on a different drive, change the letter). You should see "Boot files successfully created".
9. Turn off the PC, remove the flash drive and turn it back on.
2. Enter BIOS and boot from that flash drive. Don't click anything in the "Windows Setup" window.
3. Press SHIFT + F10: Command Prompt will open.
4. Type diskpart, then list vol.
5. Find the EFI partition: about 100 MB, FAT32 file system, labeled SYSTEM or EFI (or unnamed), usually without a drive letter.
6. Type sel vol "N", replacing N with that volume's number.
7. Type format fs=fat32 quick, then assign letter=Z, then exit.
8. Type bcdboot C:\Windows /s Z: /f all (if Windows is on a different drive, change the letter). You should see "Boot files successfully created".
9. Turn off the PC, remove the flash drive and turn it back on.