HWID

[TENIDA]

what if rename my cpu serial no..will it remove my warranty

[ReBoot]

As a rule of thumb, nothing you can do with software will void the warranty of your hardware. Unless you're using some manufacturer tools that actually write new data to hardware instead of spoofing.
What software are you going to use?

[TENIDA]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

As a rule of thumb, nothing you can do with software will void the warranty of your hardware. Unless you're using some manufacturer tools that actually write new data to hardware instead of spoofing.
What software are you going to use?

so u r telling me that if u use spoofing tool my products still be in warranty

[ReBoot]

If it's a spoofing tool, yes. If it's some manufacturer-internal low-level tool, then no. But those are really hard to come by.

[TENIDA]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

If it's a spoofing tool, yes. If it's some manufacturer-internal low-level tool, then no. But those are really hard to come by.

can u add me for a sec bro?

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by SLnT IRL:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

If it's a spoofing tool, yes. If it's some manufacturer-internal low-level tool, then no. But those are really hard to come by.

can u add me for a sec bro?

Nope. You can write all you want to ask in this forum thread.

[TENIDA]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Originally posted by SLnT IRL:

can u add me for a sec bro?

Nope. You can write all you want to ask in this forum thread.

ok i need to change my hwid (u know why i want to do this) so tell me a way how do i do that by keeping my warranty safe

[ReBoot]

What tool are you going to use? I bet it's not one that actuall writes low-level stuff into your hardware, but I can check.

[TENIDA]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

What tool are you going to use? I bet it's not one that actuall writes low-level stuff into your hardware, but I can check.

actuly my frnd i dunno i was just gonna google it or something(but before that i just wanna risk on that)if you could help me that would be great

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by SLnT IRL:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

What tool are you going to use? I bet it's not one that actuall writes low-level stuff into your hardware, but I can check.

actuly my frnd i dunno i was just gonna google it or something(but before that i just wanna risk on that)if you could help me that would be great

How exactly? I ain't gonna search stuff on the web for you.
HOWEVER, why exactly do you want to change your hardware ID? Maybe there's a simpler solution to the initial problem.

[TENIDA]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Originally posted by SLnT IRL:

actuly my frnd i dunno i was just gonna google it or something(but before that i just wanna risk on that)if you could help me that would be great

How exactly? I ain't gonna search stuff on the web for you.
HOWEVER, why exactly do you want to change your hardware ID? Maybe there's a simpler solution to the initial problem.

i got banned in valorant but i was not cheating

[Snapjak]

That was pretty obvious from the beginning.

[Judgmental Amaterasu]

Originally posted by SLnT IRL:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

How exactly? I ain't gonna search stuff on the web for you.
HOWEVER, why exactly do you want to change your hardware ID? Maybe there's a simpler solution to the initial problem.

i got banned in valorant but i was not cheating

Sure bud.

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by SLnT IRL:

Originally posted by ReBoot:

How exactly? I ain't gonna search stuff on the web for you.
HOWEVER, why exactly do you want to change your hardware ID? Maybe there's a simpler solution to the initial problem.

i got banned in valorant but i was not cheating

Last time I checked, Valorant had kernel-level AC stuff (some people might call it a rootkit, I am not inclined to protest this categorization). Meaning you can't spoof that, you have to actually set stuff inside the very hardware which AFAIK voids the warranty.