HWID Spoofer for Vanguard, EAC & BattleEye Bans

HWID spoofer for hardware bans on Vanguard, Ricochet, EAC and BattleEye

A hardware ban does not stop at your account. Anti-cheat drivers read the serial numbers burned into your disks, motherboard, network adapter and TPM chip, store that fingerprint, then refuse every new account you make on the same machine. Buying the game again will not clear it. A fresh email will not clear it. An HWID spoofer changes the identifiers those drivers read, and that is what puts a banned PC back in the queue.

Darkservices sells two. The Temp Spoofer covers Call of Duty and runs per session, so you activate it before launch and it lifts when you reboot. The Permanent Spoofer rewrites identifiers at the firmware level, survives restarts, and is the option that holds against Riot Vanguard. Which one you need comes down to the game you play and how long the change has to last.

Temp spoofer or permanent spoofer

Start with the game. If Call of Duty is all you play, the Temp Spoofer is the cheaper and faster route: no reinstall, no BIOS work, activate and play. If you play VALORANT, or you want one setup that carries across several titles, the Permanent Spoofer is the one that applies.

What the spoofer actually changes

Anti-cheat does not read one serial. It builds a fingerprint from several, so a tool that swaps your disk ID alone gets caught on the next component it checks. Both products target the identifiers that carry weight on Windows 10 and 11.

• TPM serials. Recent Call of Duty builds lean on the TPM module for machine identity, and the Temp Spoofer covers it directly.
• Secure Boot and HVCI. The Permanent Spoofer bypasses both, so it runs on a default Windows 11 install instead of asking you to strip protections off the machine first.
• Firmware level identifiers. The permanent option writes below the operating system, which is why the new values outlast a restart and a clean Windows install.

The Temp Spoofer blocks anti-cheat reads in real time while it runs and stays invisible otherwise. No launcher, no overlay, and little enough overhead that your frame times hold.

Anti-cheats and games covered

The Permanent Spoofer is tested against the four anti-cheats behind most hardware bans:

• Riot Vanguard for VALORANT, on the lifetime licence.
• Ricochet for Call of Duty.
• Easy Anti-Cheat for Apex Legends, Fortnite and Rust.
• BattleEye for DayZ, Escape From Tarkov and Rainbow Six Siege.

Tested titles run to VALORANT, Fortnite, Apex Legends, every Call of Duty release, Rust, Rainbow Six Siege, DayZ and Escape From Tarkov. The Temp Spoofer is scoped to Call of Duty and works on the Battle.net, Steam and Xbox editions.

What you need before you start

The Temp Spoofer asks for nothing past Windows 10 or 11 on an Intel or AMD machine. The Permanent Spoofer rewrites firmware, so it needs preparation:

• A Windows 10 or 11 reinstall, any build.
• An 8GB USB drive for the install media.
• A BIOS flash on a supported motherboard.

Supported boards cover Acer, ASRock, ASUS, Biostar, Dell, Gigabyte, Lenovo, MSI, NZXT and Predator. Check yours before you buy. If the board is not on that list, open a support ticket first rather than paying for a licence you cannot apply.

Licence lengths and what they cost

The Temp Spoofer prices by time, which suits a short ban or a trial run before you commit to firmware work:

• Day licence, $4.99. One session of Call of Duty.
• Week licence, $14.99. Enough for a full ranked push.
• Month licence, $29.99. The steady option for regular play.

The Permanent Spoofer prices by scope instead:

• One time, $24.99. A single permanent spoof, and it does not cover VALORANT.
• Lifetime, $59.99. Repeat spoofs whenever you need them, and the only tier that works against Vanguard.

If VALORANT matters to you at all, take the lifetime tier. The one time licence cannot be upgraded into Vanguard coverage after the fact.

After you spoof

• Check that the new identifiers took before you launch anything.
• Sign in on a fresh account rather than the banned one.
• Leave old system images alone. Restoring a backup from before the spoof writes the flagged serials straight back.

HWID spoofer FAQ

What is an HWID ban?

An HWID ban blocks your computer instead of your login. The anti-cheat records serials from your hardware and rejects any account that appears on that fingerprint, so new accounts get banned within minutes of connecting.

Do I need a spoofer if only my account was banned?

No. A plain account ban leaves the machine clean, so a new account is enough. You need a spoofer when fresh accounts keep dying on the same PC, which is the signal that the ban is attached to your hardware.

Does an HWID spoofer work on VALORANT?

The Permanent Spoofer does, on the lifetime licence, because Riot Vanguard loads at boot and reads identifiers a session level tool never reaches. The $24.99 one time tier and the Temp Spoofer do not cover it.

Is the Temp Spoofer enough for Call of Duty?

For most Call of Duty bans, yes. It spoofs TPM serials for the newer builds, blocks anti-cheat reads while it runs, and needs no reinstall. You reactivate it each session, which is the trade for skipping the BIOS work.

Will a spoofer unban my account?

No, and treat any product that claims otherwise with suspicion. A spoofer clears the hardware block so you can play on a new account. The banned account stays banned.

Do I have to reinstall Windows?

Only for the Permanent Spoofer. It writes at the firmware level, so it ships with a Windows reinstall, an 8GB USB and a BIOS flash. The Temp Spoofer runs on your current install.

Does it work on Windows 11 with Secure Boot enabled?

Yes. The Permanent Spoofer bypasses Secure Boot, TPM and HVCI, so you keep a standard Windows 11 configuration rather than disabling protections that anti-cheat notices are missing.

How long does a spoof last?

The Temp Spoofer lasts the session and lifts on reboot. The Permanent Spoofer holds through restarts and reinstalls. On the lifetime licence you can respoof whenever a new ban lands.

Related pages

Browse the full HWID spoofer category for current stock and licence options. If you are pairing a spoofer with a cheat, the VALORANT, Call of Duty, Apex Legends, Fortnite, Rust and Rainbow Six Siege pages cover the matching products. Setup walkthroughs live in the cheat guides forum, and the Darkservices blog runs longer buyer guides. Background reading: Trusted Platform Module on Wikipedia.