💡Prepare your system

Prepare the system before starting the spoofing process.

Disabling windows security

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Press the Windows key and open Setting -> Update & Security then disable following security settings:

• Real-time scan

• Tamper Protection

Disabling Real-Time scan & Tamper Protection

Removing conflicting applications

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• Uninstall Third-Party Antivirus

  • Disabling is not sufficient, complete removal is necessary you will need to reinstall windows anyway!

  • Common examples include: Norton, McAfee, Avast, AVG, Kaspersky, Bitdefender, ..

• Uninstall any anti cheat that starts a system startup

  • Key programs to remove: Vanguard ( Valorant, League of Legends ), ESEA Client, FACEIT Anti-Cheat, ...

Run preparation tool

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• Download the CleanBan system prepare tool:

96MB

CleanBan_SysPrep.zip

archive

• Unpack the .zip file, the password is: cleanban.com

• Right click the CleanBan_SysPrep.exe and run it as administrator.

• After the process is finished, please restart your PC.

Prevent spoofing issues

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• Open System information`s to check for your Baseboard Manufacturer & Product, BIOS version and Secure Boot state.

Checking System information ( msinfo32 )

ASUS ONLY

1. If you are on a ASUS system with invalid system information's please don't proceed and tell the staff!

2. If you are on a ASUS system and you have one of following Chipsets (Baseboard Product you can see that), then notify the staff in ticket before proceeding!

B560, B660, B760, H410, H510, H610, X670, B650, Z590, Z690, Z790

HP ONLY

Please notify the staff in ticket that your are on HP system.

INFO In case you already used a Spoofer before and your System Information's are scrambled or simply incorrect. Then please shutdown your computer and enter your BIOS (usually by pressing F2, F12, or Del during startup) then you find your correct Mainboard information's there.

FORTNITE ONLY

Important! Please send a screenshot of your system information's in to the ticket and let staff know in case its invalid.

If Secure Boot is enabled

• Restart your computer and enter BIOS (usually by pressing F2, F12, or Del during startup).

• Navigate to the Security or Boot section.

• Find and disable Secure Boot.

  • If you don't find Secure Boot, you should have a option called "OS Type" set it "Other OS".

• Save changes and exit BIOS.

If your BIOS version is newer than 2022

• Locate a BIOS version from 2022 or older for your specific motherboard model.

• Follow our detailed BIOS downgrade instructions here: Click here to view.