Valorant HWID Spoofer — Vanguard Hardware Ban Bypass
Last updated · April 7, 2026
Vanguard Is the Hardest Anti-Cheat to Bypass
Vanguard is the most aggressive consumer anti-cheat on the market. It runs at the kernel level and uses extremely thorough hardware fingerprinting that catches most spoofers within days. The kernel access lets Vanguard read hardware identifiers most user-mode tools can't reach, including TPM module data and ring-0 hardware vectors. Most spoofer products fail against Vanguard within the first week because they don't clean the kernel-level vectors.
Raw Spoofer is one of the few tools that has consistent success against Vanguard because we spent three months developing the bypass before launch and we monitor Vanguard updates daily. The bypass approach handles every fingerprint vector Vanguard reads — including the TPM module, which is the vector most other spoofers miss entirely.
Every Vanguard Fingerprint Vector, Cleaned
TPM module identifiers get cleaned. Vanguard specifically checks the TPM (Trusted Platform Module) for hardware fingerprinting because the TPM is supposed to be a tamper-proof identifier. Raw Spoofer is one of the few tools that handles TPM cleanup correctly, which is why our success rate against Vanguard is dramatically higher than competitor products.
BIOS serial numbers get rewritten in memory before any anti-cheat queries them. Vanguard reads BIOS data at the kernel level so the rewrite has to happen at a level below Vanguard's scan layer.
MAC addresses on every network adapter get rotated. Disk serials get spoofed at the driver level across SSDs and HDDs. Registry hardware GUIDs get cleared and regenerated. GPU UUIDs and PCI device IDs get reassigned. Every standard fingerprint vector is handled in the same one-click pass.
Audio device fingerprints, USB controller IDs, and other ancillary hardware identifiers all get cleaned in the same pass. Vanguard fingerprints across more vectors than any other anti-cheat, and missing any single vector means the spoof fails. Raw Spoofer's vector coverage is what makes the Valorant bypass work consistently.
How It Works Against Vanguard's Kernel-Level Scanning
Vanguard runs at kernel level and uses extensive hardware fingerprinting that catches most spoofers within days. Our bypass doesn't try to fight Vanguard's kernel access — instead, the spoofer cleans the hardware identifiers at a level below where Vanguard reads them. By the time Vanguard queries the BIOS serial, MAC address, TPM, or disk serials, the values it reads are the spoofed values, not the actual hardware values.
The spoofer doesn't require disabling Vanguard, doesn't require kernel-level installs of its own (despite Vanguard being kernel-level), doesn't need Secure Boot turned off. Your machine's security stays intact. We monitor Vanguard updates daily and ship spoofer patches within hours of any change. All updates are included on every monthly subscription as Vanguard evolves.
How to Use the Valorant Spoofer
Run the executable. Click 'Spoof.' Wait 30 seconds. Reboot. You're done. After spoofing, create a new Riot account and you're back in Valorant clean. The verification panel shows your old fingerprint values, your new spoofed values, and confirms each vector was successfully cleaned before you bother logging into Valorant.
Valorant is the hardest game to spoof against and Vanguard updates frequently, so refreshed spoofs are needed over time. The monthly subscription includes unlimited spoofs. Many Valorant customers run the spoofer before every new account creation as a safety measure even when they're not currently banned, because the preventive run reduces the long-term risk of getting flagged.
Pricing & Access
Raw Spoofer ships in 1-day, 3-day, 1-week, and 1-month subscription tiers starting at $3.99. Every fingerprint vector cleanup is included in every tier — no per-feature paywalls. Buy on the product page, license arrives via email instantly after payment, and the spoofer runs in under 30 seconds. The monthly subscription is the most popular for Valorant users because Vanguard's frequent updates require refreshed spoofs.
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// Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Valorant HWID spoofer bypass Vanguard?
Yes. We spent three months developing the Vanguard bypass before launch and monitor Vanguard updates daily. The spoofer is one of the few tools with consistent success against Riot's kernel-level anti-cheat. All updates are included on every monthly subscription as Vanguard evolves.
Does the spoofer clean TPM identifiers?
Yes. TPM module cleanup is a critical feature for Valorant because Vanguard specifically checks the TPM, which is why most spoofers fail against it. Raw Spoofer cleans the TPM identifier alongside the standard BIOS, MAC, disk, and registry vectors.
Do I need to disable Vanguard before spoofing?
No. The spoofer runs alongside Vanguard without requiring you to disable any security features. Vanguard stays active during the spoof process. The cleaning happens at a level below Vanguard's scan layer.
Can I get back into Valorant after a Vanguard hardware ban?
Yes. Run the spoofer once, reboot, create a new Riot account, and log into Valorant. Vanguard treats you as a fresh machine because every fingerprint vector including TPM has been cleaned. Most customers recover access on the first attempt.
How often do I need to re-spoof for Valorant?
Vanguard updates frequently and you'll need refreshed spoofs over time. The monthly subscription includes unlimited spoofs and all anti-cheat updates as they ship. Most Valorant customers run the spoofer before every new account creation as a safety habit.
Will the Valorant spoofer work on motherboards with newer TPM 2.0 chips?
Yes. TPM 2.0 cleanup is the most challenging vector because newer motherboards have hardware-backed TPM that resists tampering. Our cleanup approach handles TPM 2.0 by intercepting the queries at a level below where Vanguard reads them, so the values returned are spoofed even though the underlying TPM hardware is unchanged.
Does the Valorant spoofer affect my other Riot games like League of Legends?
No. The spoofing is contained to the hardware values that Vanguard queries for Valorant. League of Legends doesn't currently use Vanguard at the same level, so your LoL account and game data are unaffected. Only your Valorant ban status changes after spoofing.
Will Riot detect the Valorant spoofer through behavioral analysis?
The spoofer doesn't generate any in-game behavior — it only changes how Vanguard reads your hardware identity at startup. There's no behavioral signal for Riot to detect because nothing about your gameplay or system behavior changes during normal play. The spoof is invisible after the initial reboot.
