Game Bans

There is always a risk of bans in this business — nothing is ever truly safe. Before assuming it's a product issue, work through the checklist below. The vast majority of bans come from one of these causes.

1. 1

   Did not Clean after last ban

   Cleaning also performs usermode HWID spoofing and changes your seed. If the seed doesn't change, neither will your HWID.

2. 2

   "I just reinstalled Windows"

   Reinstalling without running Clean means multiple components won't be spoofed correctly. Always clean, even on a fresh OS.

3. 3

   HWID not verified after spoofing

   Use the HWID checker to compare serials before and after. If any serial matches your original, the spoof did not fully apply.

4. 4

   Loader was still open when launching the game

   Always fully close the loader before starting your game — one of the most common detection triggers.

5. 5

   Tested with a cheat running

   Your test run must be spoofer-only, otherwise the result can't be isolated.

6. 6

   Ban is temporary, not permanent

   Not all bans are hardware bans. Read the full ban message before assuming it's HWID.

7. 7

   Forgot to spoof before launching

   Protection only applies after you click Load. Launch without spoofing and your real IDs are visible.

8. 8

   Permanent traces from previous software

   Old cheats or spoofers can leave driver traces that cannot be cleaned. The only fix is a full USB format including bootloader and EFI partitions.