Vengeance Spoofer for PUBG: beat the BattlEye HWID ban

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Vengeance Spoofer PUBG
Steam
Windows support: 10: all builds; 11: all builds
Menu language: Russian, English
Spoofer:Yes
USB drive:No
BIOS:No

User information

Requirements come down to Windows 10 or 11 on any build and an account with administrator rights. No flash drive, no BIOS edits, no reinstall, and changing your IP is not part of the mandatory steps either.

You will need to switch off Defender and any third-party antivirus before the pass. They kill spoofer loaders during unpacking, which is not a sign of a virus but a normal reaction to software that reaches into the registry and firmware.

Payment goes through Digiseller, and the key with the loader lands in your inbox within a couple of minutes. There is no buyer dashboard on the site, so type your email carefully at checkout, because that is where the letter goes. If it is missing, check spam and message support with your payment number.

Bring a clean account to the game. The spoofer removes the hardware link, while the ban on your old Steam profile stays exactly where it is.

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Description

BattlEye stopped caring only about accounts a long time ago. Once you are banned in PUBG the computer itself goes on the list, and the next profile you buy for pocket change dies in its first match. Vengeance Spoofer breaks that link: one pass changes nineteen identifiers, from UEFI firmware to the WMI cache, and the machine no longer matches the blacklist entry.

Running it involves no rituals. No bootable stick, no BIOS trip, no clean Windows. Open the loader, hit the pass, reboot, drop into Erangel on a new account.

Depth is worth a separate word. Plenty of BattlEye spoofers stop at drives and the motherboard, while the anti-cheat also reads monitor EDID, serials of sticks you plugged in, TPM values, the NTFS change journal. Vengeance covers all of it in the same pass, which is why the unban does not fall apart a day later.

The brand is familiar: Vengeance cheats for PUBG and RUST have been in the catalogue for a while. The spoofer comes from the same team and ships on the same update cycle.

Product features

Platform and components

Board SMBIOS

Board and chassis serials, BIOS strings, CPU and RAM identifiers, system UUID. This is where BattlEye starts identifying you.

Drives

NVMe and SATA: serials, NGUID and EUI64, controller data, volume numbers. The disk PUBG sits on is always checked.

NVIDIA GPU

Card UUID and serial number, its own toggle in the loader.

Monitor EDID

Panel vendor, model and serial. An identifier people rarely think about and the anti-cheat reads anyway.

USB storage

Serial numbers and labels of sticks from your connection history.

TPM

Module values and identifiers. On Windows 11, skipping TPM makes an unban fall apart quickly.

Bluetooth

Radio address plus identifiers of paired headsets and pads.

Firmware

UEFI variables

NVRAM and unique platform marks, the most persistent layer of the fingerprint.

Boot identifiers

Boot marks and system startup parameters.

ACPI tables

OEM data and vendor information inside ACPI.

Network marks

MAC addresses

Wired and Wi-Fi adapter addresses, optional.

ARP cache

Neighbour cache and gateway settings, so the network layer stops dragging the old machine along.

UUID cache

System UUIDs and the network identifiers tied to them.

Windows

Product ID

The Windows product identifier.

Registry keys

MachineGuid, DigitalProductId and other system marks that name the PC without touching hardware.

Volume GUIDs

Partition GUIDs are brought in line with the new drive serials.

WMI cache

WMI and CIMOM classes, a ready passport of the machine that the anti-cheat reads in one query.

Interface

Hardware checker

A dedicated tab listing identifiers before and after the pass. You read with your own eyes that SMBIOS and drives changed instead of guessing.

Seed

The value the new serials are derived from. The same seed brings back the same set, a new one gives you a different machine.

Risk toggles

GPU and MAC each sit on their own switch, both flagged for blue-screen risk. Off by default.

File history

USN journal

The NTFS change journal holding the history of the loader, the cheat and everything else you ran.

File timestamps

Creation and edit dates on system files are matched to a fresh install.
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PUBG spoofer: nineteen marks under BattlEye scrutiny

It helps to know exactly what the anti-cheat latches onto. Below are the check levels with concrete identifiers and what happens to them after a pass. The list follows what the loader actually covers, not a marketing promise.

Check levelIdentifierState after the pass
MotherboardSMBIOS: board and chassis serials, system UUID, BIOSnew values
Disk subsystemNVMe and SATA serials, NGUID, EUI64, volume numbersnew values
GraphicsNVIDIA UUID and serialon a toggle
Platform firmwareUEFI variables, NVRAM, boot marksnew values
ACPIOEM strings and vendor datanew values
NetworkMAC addresses, ARP cache, bound UUIDsMAC optional, rest always
Peripheralsmonitor EDID, USB serials, Bluetoothnew values
TPM moduleTPM values and identifiersnew values
RegistryMachineGuid, DigitalProductId, Product ID, volume GUIDsrebuilt
CachesWMI and CIMOM classes, UUID cachecleared
FilesystemUSN journal, system file datesreset to a fresh look

Those eleven rows add up to nineteen separate modules inside the loader. The pass walks all of them at once, which is why two clicks are enough instead of an evening with a bootable stick.

What BattlEye keeps on its blacklist

A PUBG ban arrives in layers. The profile goes first, then a snapshot of the hardware joins the list, and logging in from a bought account on the same PC ends exactly where it started. Plenty of people write that off as a bad account seller when the machine is the actual cause.

The snapshot is built from small things. Drive and board serials, CPU identifiers, firmware marks, MachineGuid from the registry, the WMI cache, even system file dates. No single mark decides anything, but together they form a stable fingerprint that survives both an account swap and a game reinstall.

A Vengeance pass rewrites the whole set. After that the anti-cheat sees an unfamiliar configuration with nothing to match against the old record. One thing to keep in mind: the spoofer does not touch the game profile, so a banned account stays banned and the pass only makes sense alongside a fresh one.

What to do after payment

Terms first. The one-day key at 200 RUB is for a single clean-up before you get back into matches. A week at 800 RUB suits anyone testing a new account who wants a buffer in case of a repeat ban. A month at 1600 RUB and the lifetime option at 8000 RUB pay off if you play constantly and end up running passes on a regular basis.

The rest is quick. The email with the key and loader arrives, the antivirus goes off, the loader starts as administrator. Two clicks inside: pick your modules or keep the default set, then start the pass. A couple of minutes, a reboot, and you can enter PUBG on a clean account.

If anything goes sideways at any step, support answers in chat and works the case from your payment number. No separate dashboard to register.

FAQ

Will the spoofer unban my PUBG account?

No. The profile stays blocked with BattlEye, only the computer is freed. You need a different account to play.

Do I need a clean Windows install?

No. The pass handles firmware, registry, caches and the NTFS journal on its own, which is the whole reason the spoofer exists.

Is there any risk to the hardware?

No, values are swapped in software at the system level. The loader does not write to BIOS and does not reflash firmware.

Why does my antivirus complain about the loader?

The software works with the registry and low-level identifiers, which reads as suspicious behaviour to any protection suite. Turn it off for the pass and back on after the reboot.

Does it cover other BattlEye games?

The pass changes system identifiers rather than anything game-specific. That said, the site keeps separate cards per game, and the developer confirms support for each one individually.

How often should I run it?

After every new hardware ban. While you are not banned, another pass changes nothing.

The key email never arrived, what now?

Check spam and the promotions tab. If it is empty, message support with your Digiseller payment number and they will find the order.

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