Instructions for Portal Perm Spoofer

Make sure to follow all instructions and do not skip any step. Every step in this guide is important.

Step 1 — Windows Reinstallation

• Download Windows 10 or Windows 11 from the official Microsoft website

• Completely delete and format all drives, then recreate the partitions

The reinstallation is performed from a USB drive. Don't forget to go to the "Disk" section and prepare the drive before installing Windows.

Open the command prompt in the Windows installer by pressing Shift + F10 and run the commands:

diskpart
list disk
select disk X   (replace X with your disk number)
clean

• After completion, proceed to the next step.

Step 2 — BIOS Reflash

Video instructions by manufacturer:

• ASUS: https://youtu.be/Em7SRaG3L_0

• ASROCK: https://youtu.be/dUCWRqOdLUw

• GIGABYTE: https://youtu.be/DIIde3s02kM

• LENOVO: https://youtu.be/AwOax1uWgYc

• MSI: https://youtu.be/sKMub20CUNI

Step 3 — RAID 0

🔵 For Intel processors

Entering BIOS/UEFI

Immediately after turning on the computer, press the Delete key (or F2).

Enabling the RAID controller

1. Go to the Advanced section.

2. Find SATA Mode Selection and change the value from AHCI to Intel RST Premium (or simply RAID).

3. If you are using NVMe SSDs in M.2 slots — enable the RST Controlled option.

4. Press F10 to save and reboot.

Creating a RAID 0 array

1. Enter BIOS again → Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology → Create RAID Volume.

2. Select RAID0 (Stripe), check the required drives and click Create Volume.

🔴 For AMD processors

Entering BIOS

Press Delete or F2 while the computer is booting.

Enabling RAID mode

1. Go to Advanced → SATA Configuration.

2. Change SATA Mode from AHCI to RAID.

3. If you are using NVMe drives — enable NVMe RAID mode.

4. Save changes (F10) and reboot.

Creating an array via RAIDXpert2

1. Enter BIOS → RAIDXpert2 Configuration Utility → Array Management → Create Array.

2. Select RAID0, enable the required drives (Enabled), click Apply Changes, then Create Array.

Step 4 — BIOS Configuration

Disabling TPM

Video instructions (INTEL 00:00 / AMD — see timecode):

• ASUS: streamable.com/sicp16 — Intel 00:00 | AMD 01:20

• MSI: streamable.com/n7q3dk — Intel 00:00 | AMD 01:05

• Asrock: streamable.com/ec8u3s — Intel 00:00 | AMD 01:35

• Gigabyte: streamable.com/1qhn35 — Intel 00:00 | AMD 01:50

Disabling Secure Boot

• ASUS: youtube.com/watch?v=tnOHi0w77bU

• MSI: youtube.com/watch?v=LbeCV9NL5ls

• Asrock: youtube.com/watch?v=v-34aIjbtvo

• Gigabyte: youtube.com/watch?v=-713dbChxRA

Important Notes

• Do not download games before spoofing (Valorant, Rust, etc.)

• TPM and Secure Boot must be disabled in BIOS

• Official Windows 10/11 must be installed

• BIOS must be updated or rolled back

Step 5 — Running Portal Spoofer 🔧

Part one

1. Go to the PORTAL SPOOF → ONE STEPS FOLDER and transfer all its contents to the USB drive.

2. Boot into BIOS.

3. Disable the protection (on ASUS and similar motherboards) — the Flash Write Protect parameter (name may vary).

4. Save the settings and restart BIOS.

5. Boot from the USB drive.

6. Wait for the startup.nsh process to complete (a notification will appear).

7. Restart the computer.

Part two

1. Return to the PORTAL SPOOF folder.

2. Go to TWO STEPS and repeat ALL actions from part one.

3. After booting into the system, make sure TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot are disabled.

4. Go to the PORTAL UEFI → ONE STEPS FOLDER, press Enter many times until the program closes.

Part three

Part four — Changing IP address

Install the TMACv6.0.7 application and follow these steps:

1. Open the program and click "Yes".

1. Select "Ethernet"

1. Click "Random MAC Address".

2. Click "Change Now!".

3. Repeat the same steps for "Ethernet 2".

• Disable WiFi and Bluetooth modules

• Make sure the IP address has been changed

⚠️ Important!

If the MAC addresses have not changed — first (if applicable) disable the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi module via Device Manager, then change the MAC address using T-MAC Changer (contact technical support for details).

• TPM and Secure Boot are disabled in BIOS

• Official Windows 10/11 is installed

• BIOS is updated or rolled back

• WiFi and Bluetooth modules are disabled

• IP address has been changed

TPM Spoofer — ISO and System Preparation 🛡

Step 1 — Downloading Ventoy

Go to the official Ventoy website, download the Windows version and extract the archive to a convenient location.

Step 2 — Installing Ventoy on a USB drive

1. Connect the USB drive (8 GB or more is recommended).

2. Run Ventoy2Disk.exe as administrator.

3. In the Device field, select your USB drive.

4. Click Install and wait for completion.

Step 3 — How Ventoy works

Ventoy does not require writing an image through third-party software:

• you simply copy the required files to the USB drive,

• Ventoy automatically detects them at boot,

• no additional configuration is required.

Step 4 — Downloading the TPM Spoofer image

Download the image that matches your processor:

• AMD: Google Drive (AMD)

• Intel: Google Drive (Intel)

Wait for the file to fully download.

Step 5 — Transferring the image to the USB drive

1. Open the USB drive with Ventoy installed.

2. Simply move or copy the downloaded image to the USB drive.

3. No additional steps are required.

Ventoy will automatically prepare the file for use.

Preparing TPM before launching the image

At this stage, a preliminary check and TPM cleanup is performed. This is necessary for the correct launch and further work with the image.

Step 1. Checking the current TPM hash

1. Open PowerShell as administrator.

2. Run the command:

Get-TpmEndorsementKeyInfo -HashAlgorithm Sha256

1. In the command output, find the PublicKeyHash (SHA256) parameter.

2. Open Notepad and paste the obtained hash.

3. Save the file.

This hash will be needed later for comparison and change tracking.

Step 2. Clearing TPM

1. Press Win + R and type:

tpm.msc

and press Enter.

1. In the window that opens, select Clear TPM.

2. Confirm the cleanup.

3. After confirmation, the system will prompt you to restart the computer — agree.

Step 3. Entering BIOS

1. After the restart begins, do not disconnect the USB drive with the image.

2. When the computer turns off and starts back up — press the BIOS entry key several times (most commonly: F2, F11, F12, DEL or ESC — depends on the manufacturer).

3. Once in BIOS — disable Secure Boot. After the spoof is fully complete you may restore it to its original state, but it must be disabled during the spoof.

Step 4. Selecting boot from USB drive

1. While in BIOS — go to the Boot / Boot Options section.

2. Set the USB drive with the image as the first boot device.

3. Save changes and exit BIOS (usually F10 → Yes).

After this, the system will automatically start booting from the USB drive.

TPM Spoof — Step-by-step launch

Step 1. Ventoy screen

After booting from the USB drive you will see the Ventoy screen.

• Make sure the required image is selected

• Press Enter

Step 2. Selecting the Ventoy boot mode

The next screen will show a boot mode menu.

• Select Boot in normal mode

• Press Enter

Step 3. Selecting the system mode

After a short loading period a screen with launch options will appear.

• Make sure to select Compatibility mode

• Press Enter

Step 4. Loading the environment

The system will begin loading.

• Do not press anything

• Wait for the loading to complete fully

Step 5. No network screen

A message about no network will appear.

This is normal behavior.

• Press OK (Enter)

Step 6. Retry / Scan again

You will be taken to the Retry – Scan again menu.

• Select Yes

• Press Enter

Step 7. Entering the license key

An authentication screen will appear.

• Enter the license key you purchased

• Select OK

• Press Enter

Step 8. License initialization

A license initialization window will open.

• Select OK

• Press Enter

After this, package loading and configuration will begin.

Step 9. Operation complete

Wait for the process to finish. You will see the message TPM Setup Successful.

• Press OK (Enter)

The system will perform a final boot.

Step 10. Completion and return to Windows

After the final boot, the final text will appear.

• Press Enter

• Wait 1–2 seconds

• Remove the USB drive from the computer

After this, the system will automatically boot back into Windows.

Video guide 🎮

System setup after spoof

Removing the network flag

Review the procedure: https://cloud.mail.ru/public/Lzd6/NCcrct4Ld

1. Right-click the file 1 - Disabler [Run Admin].bat → "Run as administrator".

2. A command prompt will open. Type 5 to select "Disable BOTH (WiFi & Bluetooth)", then press Enter.

Device cleanup

1. Right-click the file "2 - DeviceCleanup [Run Admin].exe" and select "Run as administrator"

   

1. In the top menu go to the "Devices" section and click "Select all".

   

2. In the Devices menu again, click "Remove selected".

   

3. Verification: open "Device Manager". Your list should be cleared (hidden and disabled devices removed).

Install and use the applications for a full system cleanup:

https://mega.nz/file/poYWhBrZ#6l6EJMgbzNmB4ub0xwE_iaR9gkGGGYVW4s-8_p3THII

Final check ✅

How to check if TPM is disabled

1. Press Win + R, type tpm.msc and press Enter.

2. If you see the message "Compatible TPM cannot be found" — TPM is disabled.

How to check if Secure Boot is disabled

1. Press Win + R, type msinfo32 and press Enter.

2. Find the "Secure Boot State" line:

   • If "Off" — everything is correct.

   • If "On" — it needs to be disabled in BIOS/UEFI.

Hardware ban check

1. Download the required games (Valorant, Fortnite, Rust, Tarkov, Apex, etc.).

2. Make sure Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 in BIOS are disabled.

3. Play a few games — in Valorant usually 1–2 unranked matches.