❗Preparation
Let's get your system ready to spoof!
Important Notice
If your SMBios values have been altered to show an incorrect manufacturer, you must first fix it. Our spoofer has a built-in fixer. Failure to do so may result in permanent damage.
If you have an ASUS motherboard with one of these chipsets, or a laptop, this spoofer will only last until you reinstall Windows.
Z390, B560, B660, B760, H410, H510, H610, X670, B650, Z590, Z690, Z790
Updating Windows
IF YOU ARE USING THE TPM BYPASS, DOWNLOAD WuB and stop your Windows updates.
If not spoofing for Valorant, press WIN + R and type ms-settings:windowsupdate.
[NON-VALORANT] Press the Check for updates button.
Wait for the updates to download and install.
Install Runtimes
C++ Runtimes
Unpack Visual-C-Runtimes-All-in-One.zip .
Run install_all.bat as an administrator.
Wait for it to finish.
DirectX Runtimes
Run the dxwebsetup.exe as administrator.
Make sure you uncheck Install Bing Bar.
Wait for it to finish.
Disabling Windows Security
Press WIN + R and type windowsdefender://Threat/ , disable the following:
Real-time scan
Tamper Protection
[Windows 11] Press WIN + S and search Smart App Control , then turn it off.
[Windows 11] Type Core Isolation and disable Vulnerable Driver Blocklist .
Reboot your system after doing so!
You need to disable core isolation to turn this off
After the spoofing process, you can re-enable them if you wish.
Removing Conflicting Applications
Uninstall Third-Party Antivirus(es)
Disabling is not sufficient, complete removal is necessary.
It's highly recommended to Revo Uninstall them.
Prevent Spoofing Issues
Press WIN + R and type msinfo32 .
Check if Secure Boot State is Enabled.
Note your BIOS Date.
msinfo32 If your BIOS version is newer than 2022:
Locate a BIOS version from 2022 or older for your specific Motherboard model.
MAKE SURE IT'S COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR CPU SOCKET!
If you are on an ASUS board that has one of the newer chipsets listed in the important notice, or a laptop, you can skip this.
Flash it
If Secure Boot is Enabled, go into your BIOS by restarting and spamming F2 or DEL.
Locate Secure Boot State in the Boot or Security tab and disable it.
On some Motherboards, disabling it means setting it to Other OS .
You can re-enable it after the spoof is complete.
On MSI, in Security
Save changes and exit BIOS.
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