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Hardware ID Spoofer

HWID Spoofer for Warzone, BO7 & R6 — Unban Your Hardware

When Ricochet or BattlEye bans your account, it also fingerprints your hardware. Reinstalling Windows does not fix it. A HWID spoofer rewrites every identifier the anti-cheat reads — SMBIOS, disk serials, MAC, GPU UUID, TPM, monitor EDID — so you can play again on the same PC. This page explains what a hardware ban is, what a spoofer must cover in 2026, how ours works, and how to verify it before you queue.

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  • Spoofs SMBIOS, disk, MAC, GPU, TPM and EDID
  • One-click install, undo on reboot
  • Works alongside Ricochet and BattlEye (TPM 2.0 + Secure Boot enabled)
  • Compatible with Warzone, BO7, Rainbow Six Siege and Fortnite
  • Bundled free with every monthly RageByte COD and R6 subscription
  • No leaked free build — paid private spoofer only
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What a HWID ban actually is

A hardware ID ban means the anti-cheat stored a fingerprint of your motherboard, CPU, disk and GPU on the publisher's servers. New accounts created on the same PC get auto-banned within minutes — sometimes before your first match finishes loading. Format + reinstall does nothing, because those serials are baked into the hardware and read straight from firmware. The only fix short of buying new parts is a spoofer that intercepts the calls the anti-cheat makes and returns different values, consistently, for the whole session.

How to tell if you're HWID banned

The pattern is distinctive. A fresh account, a fresh email, a fresh IP — and the ban lands within minutes of launching, often without you firing a shot. If a brand-new account plays fine from a friend's PC but dies instantly on yours, the fingerprint is the problem, not the account. Other tells: an instant ban after reinstalling Windows; a shadowban that puts you in lobbies of obvious cheaters; matchmaking that never resolves. Account-level bans, by contrast, follow the login and let a new account play normally.

What a good HWID spoofer must spoof in 2026

SMBIOS (motherboard UUID, BIOS serial) Disk serials (NVMe, SATA, USB) Network (MAC address, adapter GUID) GPU UUID and driver hash TPM 2.0 endorsement key Monitor EDID + display serials Windows machine GUID + install ID Free spoofers from forums typically miss half this list — usually TPM and EDID, because those are the hardest to hook cleanly. That's why people get re-banned within an hour of using them: one unspoofed identifier is enough to re-link the machine to the old fingerprint.

How RageByte's HWID spoofer works

Driver-level hooks intercept the WMI, registry and IOCTL queries the anti-cheat uses to read hardware identifiers, and return consistent spoofed values for the session. Consistency matters as much as coverage — a spoofer that reports a different disk serial to two different query paths is a detection signal in itself. Spoofed values persist until reboot and reset cleanly afterward, so you can run other anti-cheats on the same machine without side effects. Bundled free with every monthly COD and R6 subscription — see the product pages for pricing.

Using the spoofer safely — the order of operations

1. Reboot into a clean session. Don't spoof on top of a session where the game has already run. 2. Run the spoofer before launching the game or its anti-cheat service, never after — once the driver has read your real identifiers, spoofing mid-session is worse than not spoofing at all. 3. Use a new account, new email and ideally a different payment method. A spoofed machine tied to the same payment fingerprint can still be re-linked. 4. Verify the status page before each session and don't inject while a build is marked updating. 5. Reboot when you're done to restore your real identifiers. Skipping step 2 is the single most common reason a spoofer 'doesn't work'.

Frequently Asked Questions

No — it unbans your hardware so you can play on a fresh account. Banned accounts stay banned; the spoofer only changes what the anti-cheat reads from your machine.

Our private driver-level spoofer has not been flagged. Free public spoofers are typically detected within hours because they're shared and quickly signatured.

No. The spoofer works with TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled — Warzone and BO7 require both, so any spoofer that asks you to disable them is unusable.

No — values reset on reboot, which is the design. Re-run it before each session, before launching the game.

Yes — the same spoofer works against Easy Anti-Cheat (Fortnite) and BattlEye (Rainbow Six Siege), not just Ricochet.

It's bundled free with every monthly COD and R6 subscription rather than sold as a separate add-on.

Review notes and sources

Reviewed by the RageByte product team on . This supporting page is checked against the current product page, checkout options, status information and publisher documentation. Send corrections to [email protected].

Primary reference: Activision RICOCHET overview. Third-party software can violate publisher rules and lead to account or hardware penalties. A status label records a current check, not a guarantee against future detection.

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