HWID Spoofer Setup Guide

Goal: make sure virtualization is configured correctly so the spoofer can run without conflicts.

In your BIOS, make sure you:

• Disable Hyper‑V (and any other built‑in hypervisor options).
• Enable Virtualization (Intel VT‑x / AMD‑V or similar).

BIOS menus look different on every motherboard. If you are not sure where these options are, we recommend watching a short YouTube video for your exact motherboard model.

You will not be able to pass the spoofer’s requirement checks if these settings are wrong.

Before you spoof, close and fully exit any installed anti‑cheat or game launchers that keep anti‑cheat services running in the background.

This includes things like game launchers, overlay tools and any security tools that hook into games. Nothing that monitors games should be running while spoofing.

Windows Defender and third‑party antivirus can interfere with the spoofer and cause it to spoof incorrectly.

We recommend using Defender Control so that Defender stays disabled even after a reboot (disabling it manually will usually re‑enable it on next startup).

Download Defender Control from this link, run it as administrator and fully disable all antivirus protection on your machine before spoofing.

While the spoofer is running, turn off all VPN services and clients. Active VPN drivers can conflict with spoofing and may even cause blue screens.

After you have successfully spoofed and rebooted (if required), you can re‑enable your VPN with no issues.

The spoofer requires the latest Visual C++ runtime libraries. If these are missing, you may see errors or the loader may not open at all.

Download the runtime pack from: https://www.techpowerup.com/download/visual-c-redistributable-runtime-package-all-in-one/

Extract the archive and run the provided .bat file as administrator. When everything finishes successfully, restart your PC before running the spoofer.