Saturn Temp Spoofer

Saturn Temp Spoofer is a temporary HWID spoofer for EAC, Vanguard, BattlEye, ACE and EA Javelin. Each plan is a build for one anti-cheat, so you pick it by game: Rust, Apex Legends and Fortnite run EAC, Valorant and League of Legends run Vanguard, Rainbow Six Siege, DayZ, Escape from Tarkov and FiveM sit behind BattlEye, Delta Force and Arena Breakout use ACE, and Battlefield 6 and EA Sports FC use EA Javelin.

The spoof lasts until you restart (the card lists this as Reboot-to-Revert), so you run it again after every reboot. If you need new hardware IDs that survive a restart and a Windows reinstall, that is the permanent Saturn Perm Spoofer. Before paying, check three things: Windows 10 or 11, a UEFI install and a GPT-partitioned drive.

Saturn Temp Spoofer is a temporary HWID spoofer that bundles Saturn's builds for five anti-cheats. You choose the plan by your game's anti-cheat and the term from one day up to 90.

Picking the right HWID spoofer build for your game

Every plan is a build for a single anti-cheat, and its name leads with it: EAC, Vanguard, BattlEye + FiveM, ACE or EA Javelin. So work out which anti-cheat protects your game first, then choose how long you need it. Rust and Valorant are two different anti-cheats, which means two plans.

The EAC spoofer covers Apex Legends, Fortnite, Rust, Fall Guys and The Finals, so if your hardware got banned in Rust, that is the Rust spoofer you want. Vanguard is Riot's anti-cheat behind Valorant, League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics, which makes the Vanguard plan the Valorant spoofer. The BattlEye row names Rainbow Six Siege, DayZ, Escape from Tarkov, Destiny 2 and PUBG, while FiveM gets its own row together with Grand Theft Auto V and custom servers. ACE protects Delta Force and both Arena Breakout games; EA Javelin protects Battlefield 6, Battlefield 2042 and EA Sports FC.

What a temporary spoofer replaces, and why a reboot undoes it

A hardware ban is tied to the machine rather than the account: the serial numbers of the CPU, TPM, motherboard and memory, the drives, the network card, the monitor and USB devices. Saturn feeds the anti-cheat substitute values through a kernel-level driver, so the game reads those instead of the real ones. The swap lasts until the next restart — the card's Reboot-to-Revert — so you run the spoofer again before you play.

In practice there is nothing to roll back, because no manual registry edits are involved: if you hit a problem, a restart puts everything back. To keep the new identity through reboots and a clean Windows install, use the permanent Saturn Perm Spoofer.

The menu: device profiles and a built-in check

The main menu has four buttons — exit, settings, load spoofer and change device profile — plus a countdown to the key's expiry in the corner. A profile is one set of substitute serials. The profiles screen shows a default profile, a button to create a new one and a "Quick" button; the card calls this Unlimited Profiles, which means there is no cap on how many you keep.

Once the spoof is applied, Saturn shows a "Spoofing Complete" screen stating that the device identity was verified automatically, so no separate HWID checker is needed.

Requirements: Windows 10 or 11, UEFI and GPT

Intel and AMD processors are both fine. The system has to be Windows 10 or 11; nothing older is listed. The BIOS must run in UEFI mode rather than Legacy, so a Windows install set up in the old mode will not do. The drive needs GPT partitioning: Disk Management shows the partition style on the Volumes tab of the drive's properties, and an MBR drive has to be converted — do that before you pay.

Saturn installs with a single PowerShell command (One-Command Setup), with no separate installer and no Windows reinstall.

Terms, prices and key delivery

Each anti-cheat comes in four terms — 1, 7, 30 and 90 days — and prices differ by anti-cheat. The cheapest plan is BattlEye + FiveM for a day at 430 GCC, a day of EAC costs 838 GCC, and the most expensive is Vanguard for 90 days at 29,342 GCC. A one-day plan works as a test run: confirm the spoofer starts on your hardware before you commit to a month.

The key is issued automatically right after purchase and sits in your account together with its expiry date. Both versions of the spoofer, temporary and permanent, are on the Saturn profile, and spoofers from other developers are on the HWID Spoofer page.