Valorant HWID Spoofer for Blocked PCs
Designed to refresh disk serials, MAC addresses, and GPU IDs after a hardware flag, with bundled trace cleanup before you sign in again.
At a glance
Hardware refresh scope
Disk, MAC, GPU, and related values can rotate after a hardware flag so this desktop signs in again. Detailed rows sit farther down.
6 additional rows appear in the full capability table.
Overview
Restore sign-in on hardware-flagged Windows PCs
Review which fingerprints rotate, which anti-cheat stacks we publish, and why tower blocks differ from account sanctions.
When enforcement targets the chassis, rotate MAC addresses, storage serials, and GPU IDs alongside other fingerprints so this box can authenticate again. Published notes list Riot Vanguard (Valorant), Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye, Ricochet (Call of Duty), ACE, Javelin, and comparable stacks, plus a scrubber in the same license.
Pick this utility if other hosts accept new logins while this desktop rejects them immediately. It does not clear account-level sanctions. Monthly ($50, 31 days) and Lifetime ($150) plans ship the same console and scrubber.
Tower-side blocks versus account bans
Publishers can tie enforcement to the chassis, not just the login you type. When other machines accept fresh credentials yet this desktop fails instantly, disk serials, MAC addresses, GPU IDs, and related fingerprints may need rotation through the operator console. Active sanctions on the account record itself stay untouched.
Anti-cheat families we document
Support notes cover Riot Vanguard (Valorant), Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye, Ricochet (Call of Duty), ACE, Javelin, and similar stacks. Detection rules shift after vendor updates, so verify your title here before you pay.
Scrubber included in the license
A bundled trace scrubber runs after spoof cycles to clear leftover files. Complete rotation, run the scrubber, then open the game using the current portal guide order.
Host requirements
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), administrator rights for spoof and scrubber tasks, HVCI, Core Isolation, TPM, and Secure Boot enabled, plus stable internet for activation and updates.
Lists
Fingerprints and documented stacks
The table pairs editable identifier types with the anti-cheat families listed on this site.
- Storage drive serial rotation
- Network adapter MAC rotation
- Graphics card ID rotation
- Additional fingerprint fields
- Bundled residual trace scrubber
- Riot Vanguard (Valorant)
- Easy Anti-Cheat titles
- BattlEye titles
- Ricochet (Call of Duty)
- ACE, Javelin and other anti-cheats
After purchase
Panel tour · Portal order
Screenshot notes stay on the left; license delivery and setup sequence stay on the right.
Console frames
- Layer A
Serial audit screen
Rows show which hardware values flipped after the most recent rotation pass.
- Layer B
Firmware controls
Flip GPU or ethernet spoof switches, set a seed, and commit persistent edits from this tab.
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Read-only forum archive
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