Medusa Spoofer

Medusa Spoofer is a HWID Spoofer that typically clears BattlEye hardware bans. It resets the drive serial, MAC address and GPU UUID in one pass, no Windows reinstall needed.

Medusa HWID Spoofer: what changes at launch

The loader installs its own driver and, in one pass, usually rewrites four values: the drive serial — logged as two separate parameters — the network adapter's MAC address, and the GPU UUID. These are the hardware identifiers a HWID ban keys off, so changing exactly these four, rather than just one, is what typically does the job.

Before the swap, the loader asks for a seed phrase — at least 8 characters, or Enter for a random one. Re-enter the same seed and it rebuilds the same set of IDs; pick a new one and the set changes too — the difference between returning to a known configuration and starting fresh.

Once the IDs change, a separate dialog offers a cleanup pass: it removes hardware traces, clears the relevant registry entries and resets system identifiers. The dialog itself frames this as a step worth repeating after every fresh ban on the account, not a one-time setup.

System requirements — what actually matters

Windows 10 and 11 are supported, except builds 24H2 and 25H2 — worth checking in winver before paying, because no key duration fixes an unsupported build. The CPU line covers Intel and AMD, including older Xeon and FX chips; the GPU line lists Nvidia and AMD. Disk and BIOS carry no extra requirement — any partition layout and any firmware mode work, so there is no GPT or UEFI switch to make.

No USB flash drive is required either — the loader boots straight off the disk. The "Game client" row does not actually name a client — it names an anti-cheat, BattlEye — so the tool targets its hardware bans specifically rather than one game. The supported titles are listed separately, in the feature block above this text, from DayZ to GTA MTA, eight in total. Display mode is listed as "any", and windowed, fullscreen and borderless all work the same way, as long as the game itself supports them. The loader's own window — the one showing the ID-change log — stays visible on a recording or a stream and cannot be hidden, because the Recording row is marked "No". The "Spoofer: Yes" row simply describes the product itself: HWID masking is usually already part of this key, nothing extra to buy.

Buy spoofer for HWID Spoofer: key, terms and price

The key comes in four terms — 1, 3, 7 and 30 days, from 200 GCC up to 1000 GCC for the month, and the current price and stock are confirmed on the chosen tier before payment. It typically only activates this listing — Medusa Spoofer in the HWID Spoofer category — not the developer's other listings, like Medusa Lite for DayZ, because that is a separate product with its own key. Medusa's catalog holds seven listings in total — the full list is in the developer profile.