🖥️Configuring BIOS Settings

Don't skip this step, it's crucial. BIOS flash resets all your settings to default.

Why Disable BT/Wi-Fi & Fast Boot?

For the most part, Bluetooth is unspoofable and Wi-Fi spoofing can get detected significantly easier than Ethernet adapter spoofing. If you use Wi-Fi, you can keep it enabled. Bluetooth MUST be disabled, though. We're working on permanent solutions for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Fast boot can cause conflicts particularly with locked motherboard spoofing, skipping potentially important initialisation steps.

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Configuring Optimal BIOS settings

Follow these steps to disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth through the BIOS settings.

1. Enter BIOS Setup:

   • Restart your computer.

   • During start-up, press the BIOS entry key (commonly F2 or Del).

2. Locate Wireless Settings:

   • In the Advanced tab, look under headings that reference Peripherals, Wireless, or Onboard Devices.

   

   It can differ on each motherboard brand

   • Find options labelled Wireless LAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi Controller.

   

   They can be separate settings, or, combined
3. Disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

   • Change their status to Disabled.

4. [VALORANT & Fortnite Cups] Locate TPM Settings

   • Locate Endorsement Hierarchy and set it to Disabled.

     • DOWNLOAD WARP VPN IF DOING THIS. IT'S ADDED SECURITY.

     • If you get any TPM initialisation errors during gaming, re-enable it.

     

     Disable this
5. Go to AI Tweaker or Extreme Tweaker (depends on board brand)

   • Set your AI profile to D.O.C.P, E.O.C.P or XMP . The first two are for AMD.

6. Disable Fast Boot in Boot options.

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For NON-VALORANT & Fortnite Cups

• If present, disable TPM (Trusted Platform Module) .

  • It's often in Trusted Computing as Security Device or PTT for those with Intel CPUs.

  

  Trusted Computing, fTPM or PTT

  

  Disable this

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Once done, save changes and exit. Confirm via the serial checker that you've disabled these settings.