HWID Spoofer Arc Raiders (Crooked Arms)

HWID Spoofer Arc Raiders swaps a PC's hardware ID so Arc Raiders sees new hardware again. It's a Crooked Arms tool, not a gameplay cheat with aim or ESP.

What HWID Spoofer Arc Raiders actually changes

The listing describes the function as one thing: it changes the computer's hardware ID as a whole, not named components like a disk serial, SMBIOS, a MAC address, or the motherboard — which identifiers are touched is not broken out separately. So treat this Arc Raiders HWID Spoofer as a full identity swap rather than a set of toggles you configure one by one. Anti-cheat bans are tied to a specific combination of hardware identifiers, so returning under the same combination will not work — that combination is exactly what the spoofer changes, without touching the game client itself.

The published features flag one limit directly: the seller does not guarantee it running alongside another cheat at the same time, because the two have not been tested together. If you're stacking this with a separate product on the same machine, expect to check compatibility yourself before relying on it.

What the PC needs before you launch it

The loader needs Windows 10 or 11 x64, a GPT disk (moving off MBR means repartitioning the drive, not flipping a setting), and UEFI mode in the BIOS rather than Legacy. All three are checked before the first run, because the loader operates at the firmware level rather than on top of an installed Windows. Virtualization has to be on in the BIOS too — SVM on AMD, VT-x/VT-d on Intel — before the first run, or the loader won't start.

It only launches from a USB flash drive: that stick is required, not optional. The requirements also state HWID masking already comes with this key, so there's no separate spoofer purchase to make. Per the description, the build is compatible with EAC, the anti-cheat Arc Raiders runs — a spoofer EAC users specifically need for this game.

Pricing and the key

Two terms are on offer: 1 day for 299 GCC and 31 days for 1299 GCC. You can buy spoofer for HWID Spoofer on either term — the feature set is identical, since only the key's validity period differs between them. The short term suits a one-time pass through the check after a ban, while the longer one fits regular use across the month if hardware IDs need resetting more than once. GCC is the site's internal balance: you top it up separately, and at checkout the site offers to cover any shortfall right in the payment window. The key lands in your account automatically once payment clears, with its expiry date attached.

Crooked Arms' other builds for different games and clients sit in the HWID Spoofer catalog, next to spoofers for Arena Breakout, PUBG, DayZ, and The Finals.

About Crooked Arms

Crooked Arms lists 15 products across different games — Arc Raiders and Arena Breakout among them, plus DayZ, SCUM, and The Finals, each with its own spoofer. The catalog is organized by game, each with its own listing and key, so buying HWID Spoofer Arc Raiders does not unlock spoofers for the other titles. The provider's average rating sits at 5.0 across 3 verified-purchase reviews.