Desync

Desync is a temporary HWID Spoofer: it swaps your PC's hardware IDs for the current session.

How the Desync HWID Spoofer loader is put together

The spoofer runs on its own "Spoofer" tab inside a shared multi-game loader — the same left-hand list carries PUBG, Escape from Tarkov, Fortnite, Apex Legends, VALORANT and WarFace, where Desync's other cheats live. The Spoofer tab has three checkboxes, and each does something different: "Force reboot" restarts Windows right away, so the new IDs load at boot instead of waiting for whenever the machine next restarts on its own; "Use last configuration" reapplies the previous ID set instead of generating a new one, which matters if the last spoof already worked and there is no reason to roll a fresh one; "Clean extended traces" is a separate cleanup pass for leftovers the ID swap alone does not touch. The same tab shows the current device-ID string and an apply button lower down, so it is possible to confirm the new set took hold before actually loading into a game, rather than finding out afterwards. Because the change only lasts until reboot, both the product description and the card's FAQ agree the process usually needs repeating before a new session, not just once at setup — which is also the practical difference between the two durations: a 7-day key covers a one-off check on new hardware, while the 30-day one earns its keep only if the spoof has to be rebuilt before every session.

Anti-cheat coverage and requirements

The card lists a status for each of five supported anti-cheats individually, and the statuses are not all the same: BattlEye is marked working, EasyAntiCheat and RICOCHET are in testing, and Vanguard and ACE support is still being worked on. For Vanguard the developer states a separate goal for that work — support that does not need TPM and Secure Boot turned on — but since that goal is not finished yet, it is worth knowing before payment if Valorant is the target game, not after. System requirements are Windows 10 or 11, Intel or AMD, any GPU, any disk and no BIOS restriction, so there is no special hardware to source beforehand or motherboard model to match against a compatibility list. "Recording: Yes" in the spec table means the loader window itself stays out of a screen capture or a stream — a property of the interface, not a claim about the game. "Spoofer: Yes" is not an upsell here: HWID masking is the entire content of this key, unlike cards where a spoofer is a separate add-on.

Duration, price and the rest of the HWID Spoofer catalog

A Desync HWID Spoofer key sells for 499 GCC over 7 days or 1499 GCC over 30 days; the charge comes off the site balance, and the key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account with its own expiry date — no manual check-in needed. Changing the ID does not by itself guarantee a restriction gets lifted: the outcome depends on the type of block, the game and the anti-cheat's state at the time, and the same card data is explicit that an account-level ban is not solved by an HWID change at all. Looking for a cheat for HWID Spoofer under a specific game rather than the spoofer itself? The rest of the category sits in the HWID Spoofer catalog, where requirements and durations of other hardware-ID tools can be compared directly.