Hwid Spoofer / Changer
Permanent HWID spoofer that rewrites your disk, motherboard and GPU serials so anti-cheats cannot link you to a previous ban. Works across every supported game and resets on every boot.
A game ban follows the hardware, not the account. Changing accounts on the same disk is useless while the anti-cheat still reads the same serials. The HWID spoofer rewrites the identifiers the anti-cheat snapshots before the game starts, so the next account boots on what looks like a new machine.
It is the one product in the Hub that is useful on its own: one licence, every supported game, and a clean revert when you want the original values back.
What gets changed
Disk serials, volume IDs, SMBIOS strings, motherboard and GPU identifiers, machine GUID and the registry artefacts most anti-cheats hash together. Values are generated as a coherent set, not as random noise, so the machine still looks plausible to a hardware probe.
How the sequence works
Run the spoofer, let it finish, reboot if the profile asks for it, then start the game on the new account. Doing it in the other order leaves the old snapshot in place and wastes the session.
Reverting and re-using
A backup is taken automatically before the first change. Restore it from the same window and the machine returns to stock. New spoof profiles can be generated at any time without a new licence.
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FAQ
Does the spoofer work for every game in the Hub?
It covers the identifiers the anti-cheats of the supported games read. The product page marks the games where the anti-cheat also fingerprints peripherals.
Can a spoofer damage Windows?
The change is reversible and the backup restores the original values. A failed run is fixed by the restore, not by reinstalling Windows.
Do I need to spoof before every session?
One spoof covers the account you play on it. Generate a new profile when you move to another account, otherwise the previous values are still the ones on file.
Is a separate licence needed per machine?
The licence is bound to one machine at a time. Moving it to another PC needs a rebind from the Hub.
