Saturn Perm Spoofer

Saturn Perm is a professional permanent HWID spoofer designed to remove strict hardware bans in projects with Vanguard and EAC anti-cheats. The tool provides maximum anonymization by physically rewriting identifiers at the kernel and firmware levels…

Saturn Perm Spoofer is a permanent HWID spoofer for Vanguard and EAC. It writes new identifiers into the kernel, the registry, and firmware, so the swap survives both a reboot and a clean Windows reinstall.

Permanent HWID spoofer for Vanguard and EAC: what a reboot no longer undoes

The HWID Anonymization group carries the same eight identifiers as the line's temporary builds: the CPU serial, the TPM module, the motherboard and RAM serials, NVMe/HDD/SSD drive IDs, the network card's MAC address, the monitor's EDID, and USB device identifiers. The difference is where the result lives: a temporary spoofer keeps the swap in RAM and drops it on restart, which is exactly why it's called temporary, while Saturn Perm rewrites the same values at the kernel, registry, and firmware level, so they stay in place through a cold reboot and through a fresh Windows install. Per the seller's own install steps, you run the loader as administrator, click "Apply Spoof," and reboot — here the reboot doesn't revert anything, it finishes writing the change.

A GUI installer and one anti-cheat choice

Instead of the single PowerShell command the temporary builds use, setup runs through a graphical interface, two clicks instead of a console. The feature the seller calls "Anti-Cheat Selection" asks you to pick, once, which engine to tune the swap for — Vanguard or EAC — because the two run different signatures and checks, so the spoofing routine is configured for whichever one you pick rather than running one generic ruleset against both. That same choice is why the catalog lists two separate one-time offers instead of a single price for everything.

Requirements and two separate game lists

The baseline hardware requirements match the temporary Saturn builds: Intel or AMD processors, Windows 10 or 11, a system installed in UEFI rather than Legacy, and a drive formatted as GPT, since moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine rather than flipping a toggle. The game list splits along the same line as the offers: an "EAC Games" row names 23 titles, among them Apex Legends, Fortnite, Rust, Fall Guys, The Finals, and Dead by Daylight, while a separate "Vanguard Games" row is limited to three Riot titles — Valorant, League of Legends, and Teamfight Tactics. Both lists stay open: if your specific game is missing, the seller asks you to check which anti-cheat it runs before you pay.

A one-time price instead of a term

If you're about to buy Saturn Perm Spoofer, keep in mind there's no term-based key here the way there is on Saturn Temp Spoofer [BE] or Saturn Temp Spoofer [EAC] — instead of a term, you make a one-time purchase tied to the anti-cheat you picked, and the price follows that choice. Access tuned for Vanguard costs 16770 GCC; the EAC spoofer option costs 8385 GCC, exactly half, which lines up with EAC's much longer supported-game list. The key is issued right after payment, and updates here track changes to both Vanguard and EAC at once rather than just the one anti-cheat a temporary build targets.