Spoofing Hardware | Overview
Windows spoofing refers to the act of altering or obscuring your computer’s identity information. This can be done for many reasons, but hackers are the most common reason. Hackers can’t hack your computer if it isn’t accessible on their network. This article will demonstrate how to fake your Windows hardware ID.
You are a Windows user and want to conceal your hardware ID to protect your privacy. You can track your hardware ID online, and sometimes you can track down your physical location.
To spoof your Windows hardware ID, you can use HWID Spoofer, a free tool. This will allow you to hide your true hardware ID from any website or application that depends on it.
Two Tools to Change The Hardware Serial Number
1. Chameleon
Chameleon can run on Windows 7/8, as most of the other tools are not compatible with the newer Windows operating system. Chameleon works in kernel mode (Ring 0), which allows you to change hard-coded serial numbers and MAC addresses on network devices. It is currently limited to 32-bit Windows. However, 64-bit support will come later this year.
Chameleon can take some time to set up. After purchasing, you will need to create an account on the forum and upgrade it from the provided web control panels to VIP. After downloading the software, extract it and run it as administrator.
The Loader will automatically create a hardware info text file. Now go back to the control panel. Click Update HardwareID to enter the five information found in the hardware information text. The license.dat file will be automatically created and placed in the same folder with the Loader. Next, rename Loader.exe into any other file name such as Raymond.exe. Then run it as administrator.
A Setup.ini will be created and saved in the program’s folder. Open the Setup.ini file using a text editor like Notepad. Change the NULL to any spoofed Serial Number you wish with exactly the same length.
You can save the Setup.ini settings and run the software once again. You’ll need to wait a while before you see a window that says, “Chameleon loaded successfully.” This indicates that your hard drive serial numbers have been successfully changed.
ORGANNER is the company that developed Chameleon. They promise that Chameleon 2’s upcoming version will be easier for users to manage via the web panel. Chameleon is available for EUR69.95 per lifetime and includes two hardware ID changes.
2. Hardware Spoofer
HWSpoofer works only with Windows 2000/XP. It is compatible with Windows 2000/XP only. An ini file containing the details of the spoofing will be created.
HWSpoofer can be modified by simply deleting its ini file. HWSpoofer will attempt to spoof network adapters’ MAC addresses and may cause blue screens or crashes.
What is HWID Spoofer ?
The hardware ID spoofer can be used to change the hardware ID of your computer. This can be useful for several reasons. It allows you to fool the software into believing that you have a different piece or hide your true identity on the internet. According to the Blues and Bullets team, there are many different ways to fool your hardware ID. The process can vary depending upon your operating system and which tool you’re using.
How can you spoof Windows’ hardware ID ?
Windows uses Hardware IDs to identify specific hardware components on your computer. This number can be used to install drivers and by some software programs. You can edit the Registry to update your hardware ID.
Be careful when changing the Registry. An error could cause your computer to crash. You will need to edit Windows’ Registry in order to spoof your hardware ID. To do so, press Win+R to open Run dialog box. Type “Regedit” without quotes, and hit Enter.
You Can Now Spoof your Windows Vista hardware ID, See Method
1. To change your Windows Vista hardware ID, you can use the tool “SpoofHWID.”
2. First, create a free account to download SpoofHWID.
3. After creating an account, click the “Downloads” tab. Next, select “SpoofHWID.”
4. After the download is completed, extract the files to a folder on your computer.
5. To launch the program, double-click the SpoofHWID folder.
6. Select “Windows Vista 32 or 64 bit” in the “Target System” field.
7. Next, enter your hardware ID in the “Id” box.
8. To save your changes, click on the button “Generate” and then click the “Close” button.
9. To complete the process, restart your computer.
Wrapping Up
Spoofing your Windows hardware ID is a great way to hack your computer. It can be used to make fun of more serious issues, such as avoiding detection from software or hardware you don’t wish to have access to your computer.
Originally posted 2022-04-29 09:45:22.