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# How to Use Built-in HWID Spoofer

The loader has a **built-in HWID spoofer** that uses **seeds** to generate unique hardware identifiers.

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## How to Run Spoofer

1. Choose your **seed**
2. Press **Load**
3. Done — the cheat and spoofer are now loaded into your system. No additional steps required.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Without spoofer:** If you want to launch without the spoofer, uncheck the spoofer checkbox in **Additional Settings** (bottom-right corner of the loader). The spoofer is **always enabled by default**.
{% endhint %}

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## What Are Seeds?

Each seed generates a **unique set of hardware IDs** for your PC. A **Default** seed is created automatically. You can create additional seeds for different accounts or after a ban.

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## Creating a New Seed

1. Open the loader
2. Go to the **seed management** section
3. Click **Create Seed**
4. Enter a name for your seed (e.g. your account name)
5. The seed will be generated with a unique hash

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## When to Create a New Seed

* **After a ban** — create a new seed to get a completely new set of hardware IDs
* **Switching accounts** — use a different seed for each account to keep them separate
* **Fresh start** — if you want to reset your hardware fingerprint

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## Deleting Old Seeds

1. Open the seed management section in the loader
2. Select the seed you want to remove
3. Click **Delete**

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important:** Do NOT delete a seed while it is actively loaded. Only delete seeds you no longer use. The **Default** seed cannot be deleted.
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