TITANX HWID Spoofer

TITANX HWID Spoofer - Full Hardware Spoofing to Beat Bans in 2026

TITANX is a private HWID spoofer that rewrites your computer's digital fingerprint at the hardware and system level, instead of just masking the old values. It's built for players hit with a hardware ban in War Thunder, 7 Days to Die, Scum, Rust, or Sea of Thieves who don't want to buy a new PC just to get back in.

• Disks & Drives: changes NVMe and SATA/AHCI serial numbers (Serial, Model, Firmware), spoofs the GPT Disk GUID and MBR Disk Signature, and updates the NVMe Namespace GUID/EUI64, Volume Serial, and Partition Entry Array.
• Motherboard & BIOS: spoofs SMBIOS data (System UUID, Serial, Manufacturer, Product), changes the Baseboard Serial and Asset Tag, and modifies the Chassis Serial, BIOS Release Date, Platform, and System SKU.
• CPU & GPU: spoofs the Processor ID and Brand String, changes the GPU's Device ID and Subsystem ID, modifies the PCI Device Serial, and spoofs the Monitor EDID when a display is connected.
• Network: generates new MAC addresses for Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth adapters, rotates identifiers, and clears network traces from the registry.
• Registry & System Traces: wipes the MachineGuid, Windows Installation ID, and SusClientId, resets the EventLog and driver caches, and removes telemetry markers, shadow copies, and restore points.

Why Players Choose TITANX

• Full value replacement instead of software-level masking over the old data.
• A dedicated license panel with real-time key checks, session tracking, and HWID status.
• Support for five EAC-protected games at once: War Thunder, 7 Days to Die, Scum, Rust, Sea of Thieves.
• Regular updates to match anti-cheat patches, with undetected status at the time of publication.

Minimum requirements: Windows 11, build 24H2 or newer (up to 25H2) recommended, 8GB RAM, and access to all drives on the system. We post update status in Telegram (200+ members) and Discord (637+ members). License periods range from 1 day for a quick test to a full year for players who spoof their hardware regularly, starting at $3.