😈 PUBG Spoofer is a private PUBG spoofer that temporarily changes hardware identifiers to bypass an HWID ban. It works specifically with the PC hardware, so it does not remove an account ban — its purpose is to change device identifiers while the spoofer is active.
The process is simple: run the spoofer once before playing. The hardware identifiers are changed automatically, allowing the PC to be used with a new account without the previous HWID restriction. After restarting the PC, all modified identifiers return to their original values.
It is important to understand the difference between an account ban and an HWID ban. PUBG Spoofer does not remove a ban from the account itself. Instead, it temporarily changes the PC's hardware identifiers so the hardware-based restriction does not carry over to a new account while the spoofer is active.
If the new account continues to receive a ban, you can additionally create a new Windows user and change the PC name in Windows system properties. This is recommended as an additional step when the ban continues to trigger.
When using the spoofer together with a cheat, follow the correct launch order: after restarting the PC, launch the cheat first and then start PUBG Spoofer. The spoofer only needs to be launched once and remains active until the next PC reboot.
PUBG Spoofer is designed for users who need a simple way to deal with an HWID restriction without permanently changing their system: launch it, get temporary hardware identifiers, play until the next reboot, and the original PC identifiers are restored automatically afterward. Before using the product, we recommend checking the current product status after game updates, compatibility, and system requirements.