Divinium Permanent

Divinium Permanent is a permanent HWID spoofer for Windows: the change survives a reboot.

What a permanent HWID spoofer does

A permanent-class HWID spoofer does not keep new values in RAM — it writes them into the motherboard firmware and into service partitions on the disk: drive serial numbers, the network adapter's MAC address, SMBIOS identifiers and the system GUID, which means the changed data is on the hardware itself, not in a process that can be closed. Windows then boots with that data already in place, so the swap survives a power-off, not just an app restart. That is the difference baked into the product's own name: the Temporary build from the same developer keeps its values in memory for the session only, while Permanent rewrites them at the firmware and disk level — rather than repeating the swap on every boot, you write it once. Reinstalling Windows does not undo it either, because a system reinstall never touches the board's BIOS/UEFI or the service partitions where the new identifiers live.

Games, anti-cheats and Divinium Permanent HWID Spoofer compatibility

The listing states support for Valorant and League of Legends, Fortnite, Apex Legends, Rust, Escape from Tarkov and Rainbow Six Siege — several titles running different client-side and kernel-level anti-cheats, not one game. Valorant and League of Legends carry a separate condition: a new TPM chip is required, because Riot Vanguard checks the trusted platform module's state at boot. If the TPM version does not match, the swap does not activate for those two games specifically; the other titles on the list carry no such restriction, so a mismatched chip only rules out that pair, not the rest of the list.

Requirements and launch

The spoofer runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, on either Intel or AMD CPUs, with no separate GPU or disk requirement. No USB flash drive is needed, so it launches without a bootable stick — where another product's loader boots from a flash drive instead of the installed system, that extra step simply is not here. HWID masking is bundled into the Divinium Permanent key itself, which means there is nothing extra to buy for that part of the setup. The list of supported motherboards is limited by brand: MSI, ASRock, Gigabyte, Aorus, ASUS, NZXT and Biostar. That is expected for a permanent-class tool, because flashing firmware only works when the utility understands that specific BIOS/UEFI module; a board from another vendor is simply not on the list.

Permanent vs Temporary, pricing and the key

The Temporary build is session-bound: a reboot clears the swap, so it has to be relaunched before every game session. Permanent is built for the opposite scenario — no relaunch after a restart, which is worth knowing before picking between the two. The Divinium Permanent HWID Spoofer key is sold for 1 day at 1399 GCC and for 999 days at 4999 GCC, so the choice comes down to a short compatibility check versus access for nearly three years. To buy Divinium Permanent Spoofer, pick one of those two terms in the offers block above: the HWID spoofer key is issued right after payment and sits in the account dashboard alongside its expiry date. Other HWID Spoofer products, temporary builds included, are listed in the HWID Spoofer catalogue, where permanent and temporary approaches from different developers can be compared side by side.