Introduction
ArcSoftware provides kernel-level hardware identification protection. Our technology deep-maps system identifiers to create a persistent, synchronized environment that evades modern anti-cheat detection layers.
While temporary spoofers require repeated use and may reset after updates or restarts, ArcSoftware applies persistent changes across the Windows Registry and Hardware Abstraction Layer for long-term stability.
Methodology
ArcSoftware performs a deep-level modification of how Windows reports your hardware to all applications, ensuring your real serials remain hidden even during deep system scans.
Requirements
Ensure your system meets these standards for a successful initialization.
.NET 9.0 Runtime
Disable Windows Defender
- Settings > Windows Security > Virus & threat protection.
- Click Manage settings and toggle Real-time protection to OFF.
BIOS Configuration
Most systems work as-is. If failures occur, see the Troubleshooting tab.
Setup Steps
Follow these steps carefully to finalize your protection layer.
Preparation
Disable Defender and close all game launchers.
Launch
Right-click ArcSoftware_Spoofer.exe and Run as Administrator.
Execute Spoof & Clean
Click SPOOF SYSTEM. If you haven't reset Windows recently (e.g. after a ban), you MUST click CLEAN.
System Restart
A full restart is mandatory. Restart instantly or later.
Troubleshooting
If identifiers are not showing as green after reboot, try these common fixes.
Status remains RED after reboot
On certain motherboards, you must disable Secure Boot or TPM. Click your brand below for a guide:
"Fetching..." loop in application
If your serials stay stuck on "Fetching...", click the FIX SMBIOS button in the app to reset the WMI reporting service. Also verify you are running as Administrator.