HWID Spoofer for Banned PCs
Spoof disk serials, MAC addresses, and GPU IDs for Vanguard, EAC, Ricochet, and other anti-cheats—cleaner included before you relaunch.
At a glance
Hardware ID recovery
Refresh reported hardware IDs so a flagged PC can register clean serials again after a hardware ban. Details sit in the lists below.
6 additional rows appear in the full feature list.
Overview
Hardware ID ban recovery across major anti-cheats
Which IDs get rotated, which anti-cheat stacks are listed, and when spoofing fits your situation.
HWID Spoofer rotates disk serials, MAC addresses, GPU IDs, and related hardware strings so a flagged PC can present a clean profile. Coverage includes Riot Vanguard, Easy Anti-Cheat, anti-cheat, Ricochet, and similar stacks, with a cleaner bundled.
Choose it when fresh logins fail instantly on this machine yet succeed elsewhere. It does not remove an existing account ban. Weekly ($15) and monthly ($35) plans include the same tool.
When you need a spoofer
Hardware bans follow the machine, not just the login. A common pattern is instant failure on this PC while the same credentials work elsewhere. The spoofer rotates disk serials, MAC addresses, GPU IDs, and related strings so reports look fresh. It cannot remove a ban already sitting on an account.
Supported anti-cheats
Listed support includes Riot Vanguard (Valorant), Easy Anti-Cheat, anti-cheat, Ricochet (Call of Duty), plus stacks such as ACE and Javelin. Verify your title before purchase because anti-cheat updates can shift coverage.
Cleaner included
A cleaner scrubs leftover traces before you relaunch. Run spoofing and cleanup in the order shown in the current guide, then open the game.
System requirements
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), administrator rights during spoof and cleanup, HVCI, Core Isolation, TPM, and Secure Boot enabled, plus reliable internet for activation and updates.
Scope
Bundle contents
Spoofed identifiers plus anti-cheat coverage called out on this page.
- Disk serial rotation
- MAC address masking
- GPU identifier swap
- Additional hardware ID fields
- Trace cleanup utility
- Riot Vanguard (Valorant)
- Easy Anti-Cheat titles
- anti-cheat titles
- Ricochet (Call of Duty)
- ACE, Javelin and other anti-cheats
After checkout
Gallery · Portal steps
Captions decode each panel; the right rail walks through portal access and setup order once you pay.
Dashboard shots
- Layer A
Serial comparison grid
Rows highlight which hardware strings differ after you run the spoof routine.
- Layer B
Firmware control tab
Flip GPU or LAN spoofing, enter a seed, and commit a permanent spoof from the UEFI section.
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