NNCheats Radar setup guide for Escape from Tarkov

1. Windows 10 or 11 (x64), version 2004 to 25H2. You need a clean system from an official ISO: on "lite", "tweaked" or "gaming" builds and Windows with disabled components, the radar is not guaranteed to work.
2. CPU: AMD or Intel; graphics card: NVIDIA or AMD.
3. GPT partitioning on the system drive and BIOS in UEFI mode.
4. Escape from Tarkov installed via the BSG Launcher or Steam. Any game window mode works.
5. No flash drive needed, no built-in spoofer.

1. Via Settings → Apps → Installed apps (or Control Panel → Programs and Features), uninstall your third-party antivirus — ESET, Kaspersky, 360, Avast, AVG, Malwarebytes or any other. Uninstall only — a disabled or paused antivirus leaves its driver in the system and keeps conflicting with the loader.
2. If Riot Vanguard or FaceIT AC is on your PC, uninstall them too: these anti-cheats run at kernel level and block third-party software. Vanguard is used in Valorant and FaceIT in CS2, so if you don't play those games, you don't need them.
3. Uninstall game and PC boosters and reverse-engineering programs — Process Hacker, IDA, Cheat Engine, GearUP Booster, MSI Afterburner, RivaTuner Statistics Server and similar ones.
4. In Task Manager → Startup apps, leave only what's necessary.
5. Restart the PC — antivirus services only fully unload after a restart.

A running Defender is the main reason the radar won't start.
1. In Windows Security → Virus & threat protection → Manage settings, first turn off "Tamper Protection" — if you leave it on, the other toggles will switch back on by themselves. Then turn off cloud-delivered protection, "Real-time protection" and "Automatic sample submission".
2. Go to App & browser control → Reputation-based protection → Settings and turn off every item: SmartScreen, potentially unwanted app blocking and the rest.
3. Open Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc), the "Startup apps" tab, and disable Windows Security notification icon.
4. Restart your computer: some Defender services only stop this way.
5. Fully disable Defender using our guide to disabling Defender.
6. Also turn off UAC (User Account Control) and Windows Firewall.

If everything is off but the radar won't start, check items 3–4: without them, Defender comes back from startup after a restart.

1. In the Device security section (the "Windows Security" app), open "Core isolation details" and turn off "Memory integrity" — it prevents the driver from loading. Restart the PC.
2. Time: open Settings → Time & Language → Date & time; "Set time automatically" must be on there; then click "Sync now". With the wrong time, the license server will reject the key.

1. Find out whether Secure Boot is on: Win + R → msinfo32 → "Secure Boot State". "Off" or "Unsupported" — no need to disable it.
2. When the PC starts, enter BIOS/UEFI with Del, F2 or F10 — each motherboard has its own key.
3. The loader needs hardware virtualization. In Advanced → CPU Configuration (the section may be named differently), enable SVM Mode on AMD or Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x) on Intel; on Intel, also enable VT-d.
4. Turn off TPM / TPM 2.0 on any platform.
5. If Secure Boot is on, set Boot or Security → Secure Boot to Disabled — otherwise the loader won't start. A grayed-out option unlocks after you set a Supervisor Password (administrator password) in the Security section; after disabling Secure Boot, you can remove the password.
6. Save the settings (usually F10) and restart the computer.

1. Sign in with the key from your order at 2.27.98.208:8080/user and download Launcher.exe.
2. Launch Escape from Tarkov.
3. Open Launcher.exe and grant it administrator rights ("Yes" in the Windows prompt).
4. Enter your license key and click Activate.
5. Before the very first launch, click Diagnostics so the launcher checks the system for possible problems.
6. Click Launch:

• if the hypervisor is not active, the launcher will install it automatically — a restart is required, after which you open the launcher again;
• if the hypervisor is active but Tarkov is not running, the launcher will offer to start the game — launch it and join a server;
• if the check is successful, you'll see the button Inject.

7. After you click Inject the radar will download and start. Progress is shown on the right, in the System Log window.

1. Open the radar settings, go to the "Main" tab and enable the option Web radar.
2. The radar will show a browser link and a port — open this link in your phone's browser.
3. The phone must be connected to the same network as the computer. To open the map from another network, use the built-in automatic port opening on the router.

Hypervisor is NOT active — click Launch and restart after the hypervisor is installed. If the error repeats, make sure SVM / VT-x virtualization is set to Enabled in BIOS, and run Diagnostics to check for enabled VBS and Hyper-V.
Game is NOT running — this means the game isn't running yet: open Tarkov, join a server and only then click Inject.
No overlay visible over the game — the window mode doesn't matter for the radar, but if the image over Tarkov doesn't appear, switch the game to Borderless Windowed.
The radar stopped working after a Windows update — Windows 11 on a PC with TPM can bring "Memory integrity" back after an update. Diagnostics will detect it and turn it off again; then restart the PC.
WebView2 Runtime not found — download WebView2 Runtime from the Microsoft website and install it.
Auth failed / key not accepted — check your internet and the key: it must be entered exactly, without spaces. Also check the system time (step 3).
The launcher won't open — open it via the Launcher.exe context menu → "Run as administrator".
Windows won't boot — see the next block.

On another computer, prepare a bootable Windows flash drive (8 GB or more) with Media Creation Tool or Rufus.
1. Boot from it. At the language selection stage, the command prompt is opened with Shift + F10.
2. Run, one after another, diskpart and list volume. Select the FAT32 volume of 100–500 MB with select volume X (X is the volume number), assign it a letter with assign letter=Z and exit with exit.
3. Run bcdboot C:\Windows /s Z: /f ALL, where C is the letter of the volume with Windows installed.
4. Once you see "Boot files successfully created", remove the flash drive and restart.

Only needed if the radar still hasn't started.

Disabling Hyper-V. Windows' built-in virtualization tools intercept the hypervisor and interfere with the loader — they are disabled separately; this doesn't affect the VT-x/SVM BIOS setting.
1. Uncheck Hyper-V, Windows Hypervisor Platform and Virtual Machine Platform in Control Panel → Programs → Turn Windows features on or off.
2. As administrator, run in a command prompt bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off and restart.
3. Make sure "Memory integrity" and Application Guard are turned off.

"Unsupported firmware" message. The system disk is MBR — it needs to be converted to GPT.
1. Check: Win + R → diskmgmt.msc; for the system disk, open Properties → Volumes → Partition style. The correct value is GUID (GPT).
2. Convert without data loss: in an administrator command prompt, run mbr2gpt /convert /allowfullOS. Then change the BIOS boot mode to UEFI. Just in case, copy important data before that.

Visual C++ and DirectX. With outdated libraries, the loader and overlay may crash on startup: install Visual C++ Redistributable x64, restart the PC and, if necessary, update DirectX.

Is the hypervisor reinstalled on every launch? Yes, it lives until the computer restarts. Click Launch — the launcher will install it automatically. The Deploy button installs the hypervisor manually, in advance of the next system boot.
Will my Windows work? Yes, if it's Windows 10 or 11, version 2004 to 25H2, from an official ISO. On modified builds and systems with disabled components, operation is not guaranteed.

Radar still not running after all the steps? Message CheatForce support and include your order number and the error text from the launcher.