Spoofer reverted after a reboot, what did I do wrong
Closed thread Closed by archivefollowed the order as i understood it, ran the spoofer, checked the values, everything was different. rebooted and it\'s all the original hardware again, same serials.
did i miss a step or is the install bad. haven't touched the game yet thankfully.
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Replies are closedwhat did you use to check the values after the reboot
the same tool i used before, that's how i know they reverted
hmm. did you reboot immediately after running it or did you check a bunch of stuff first and then reboot
checked stuff for a bit then rebooted
did you confirm before reboot that it actually applied and held for a minute, or did it just look changed in the window
it looked changed. not sure what you mean by held
if it only changed in the tool window and nowhere else it never applied at the system level. that's why it reverted. re-run it and confirm the change shows in system info before you reboot anything.
also make sure you're running it elevated, half the "didn't apply" reports are just not elevated
and confirm on more than one identifier. if only one field changed it's a partial apply and it'll snap back.
ok so run elevated, confirm across multiple identifiers, confirm it shows system wide, then reboot. trying that now.
report back
applied properly this time and held through a reboot. thanks, was doing it half arsed.
this thread should be pinned honestly — same order as the HWID spoofer guide and nobody reads it