TPM SPOOFER
for HWID SPOOFER

TPM Spoofer is a specialized utility designed to change the unique identifiers of a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) in computer systems. The tool allows you to modify data related to cryptographic keys and hardware identifiers stored in TPM, which is used to bypass security systems that use TPM verification, including HWID locks in modern games and software systems.

The utility's operation is based on software emulation or masking of the real parameters of the TPM module, including changing security identifiers, certificates, and platform hashes. This allows you to bypass checks that are used by systems such as Windows 11 (with its TPM 2.0 requirement), game anti-cheats (for example, Riot Vanguard, Easy Anti-Cheat) and enterprise access control solutions.

The tool requires in-depth technical knowledge for configuration, including working with UEFI/BIOS, disabling Secure Boot, and managing security drivers. TPM Spoofer is compatible with modern versions of operating systems and is regularly updated to maintain functionality in the face of increased protection.

Functions Permanent hardware identifier change

Operation at the TPM 2.0 level

Effect remains after Windows reinstallation

Fully functional with Secure Boot enabled

Support for HVCI / Virtualization-Based Security

Compatible with any motherboard and CPU

Support for modern anti-cheat systems (Vanguard, EAC, BattleEye, FaceIT, ACE)

No conflicts with system drivers or OS components

Stable operation without temporary bypasses or “workarounds”

Step-by-step installation guide included

Optional video-guided installation

Technical support and assistance during setup