SMG FULL

SMG FULL is an HWID spoofer that rewrites hardware identifiers Windows reports. The key unlocks only the SMG FULL listing, not other SMG products.

What SMG FULL actually changes

The card lists 35 entries, but only 10 of them are identifiers, grouped under Misc: BIOS serial numbers, CPU serial numbers, motherboard serial numbers, RAM serial numbers, HDD/SSD/NVMe/M.2 drive serials, partition GUIDs, the network adapter MAC address, PCI device serial numbers, the Windows product serial number, and Windows Registry entries. These are the values a hardware ban usually reads, so disk and network alone get covered from several angles at once — from the drive's own serial to the GUID of its partition.

The remaining 25 entries under Other are not extra spoofing parameters — they are the list of games the product claims to work with: Rust, FragPunk, Apex Legends, Fortnite, The Finals, the Call of Duty line (MW III, Warzone III, BO6), Escape From Tarkov on the BSG launcher, and other shooters and MMOs further down the list. Rust is the only entry there carrying a RISK tag.

What the loader actually does on screen

The window is titled SMG SPOOFER V7. It first asks for a seed, or 0 for a random HWID; saving the seed lets you reproduce the exact same values on a later run instead of generating a new set. What follows is a Field / Current Value table: three network adapter MAC addresses (MAC_0, MAC_1, MAC_2), the physical drive serial (PhysicalDrive0), a system serial number, and a System UUID — an SMBIOS-level identifier, distinct from the partition GUID in the feature list. A spoof status: SUCCESS line closes the log, which means the new values are already active. A separate dialog then asks whether to clear anti-cheat traces left on the system; its own tip says the step is worth repeating after every ban, and it is a different operation from the identifier swap itself.

System requirements

The card asks for Windows 10 or 11, except builds 24H2 and 25H2 — those two are not supported. CPU is Intel or AMD, GPU and disk are unrestricted. The motherboard needs UEFI rather than Legacy, because that is how the loader reads and rewrites BIOS-level fields. A separate Spoofer: Yes row confirms HWID masking ships inside the key itself, so it is not a second purchase. The card does not say what survives a reboot or in what order to launch things; in practice, that detail belongs to the guide bundled with the key.

SMG FULL versus the regular SMG, and pricing

The plain SMG listing for HWID Spoofer names one feature on its card — BE — while FULL publishes ten identifier types and claimed compatibility with more than twenty games and anti-cheats; how deep the actual hardware spoofing goes on either listing is not something the cards compare directly. SMG FULL is sold for 1, 7 or 30 days at 399, 749 and 1499 GCC; if the balance falls short, checkout offers to top up only the missing amount, and the key lands in the account with its expiry date right after payment. SMG runs 26 listings across different games in total; other HWID Spoofer keys sit in the HWID Spoofer catalog, and the rest of SMG's products are on the developer page.