Overview
Reset hardware fingerprints on Windows PC after a ban or flagged machine. Mask disk serials, MAC, SMBIOS, UUID, and BIOS IDs — apply one-click profiles, scrub registry traces, and restore originals when you need them.
Key capabilities
What you get with HWID Spoofer
Full ID masking
Disk, MAC, SMBIOS, UUID, and BIOS values masked in one profile apply.
Trace cleanup
Registry and leftover ban traces scrubbed before you relaunch WarDogs.
Reboot persistence
Spoof stays applied across restarts — set once, then queue on a fresh account.
Restore originals
Roll back to factory hardware IDs when you finish testing or switch PCs.
Best fit
HWID Spoofer is for PCs flagged by disk, MAC, or BIOS fingerprints — often after a hardware ban. Read the cards below to confirm ID reset fits your situation before you relaunch on a fresh account.
- Accounts hit with hardware bans on WarDogs
- PCs flagged by disk, MAC, or BIOS fingerprint checks
- Users who need one-click profiles instead of manual registry edits
- Buyers resetting IDs before activating any WarDogs Cheat license
HWID Spoofer FAQ
Which IDs does it mask?
Disk serials, MAC address, SMBIOS, UUID, BIOS values, and common registry ban traces.
Does the spoof survive reboot?
Yes. Permanent profiles stay applied until you restore originals or switch profiles.
When should I run it?
Apply before you relaunch on a new account — especially after a hardware ban.
Can I undo a spoof?
Yes. Restore original hardware IDs from the profile manager when you need a clean rollback.