Download and install the loader
Where to get it, what your antivirus will say, and how to check the file is really ours.
Get the loader
Sign in and use the download link on this site. It always serves the current build, so there is no version to pick and no mirror to hunt for.
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Sign in to your account.
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Select Download in the top navigation: the arrow icon on a computer, or the menu on a phone.
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Save the zip somewhere permanent, such as a folder in your user directory, and extract it there.
You do not download a different file for each method. The same loader asks you to select a load method when you run it, and the requirements differ per method. Prepare your machine first, then pick the matching method on that screen. Your first spoof shows the screen.
Copies posted on forums, Telegram channels and video descriptions are not ours. Every serious malware case we have seen started with a build downloaded from somewhere else. The only official sources are this website and the links our staff post in our own Discord server.
Your antivirus will complain
Every hardware spoofer trips heuristic detection, because reading firmware and loading drivers is exactly what antivirus vendors watch for. Windows Defender and most third-party products will quarantine the loader on first run.
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Add an exclusion
In Windows Security, go to Virus & threat protection, then Manage settings, then Add or remove exclusions. Add the folder you saved the loader in.
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Restore it if it was already removed
Under Protection history, find the quarantined item and choose Restore. Then add the exclusion, or it will be taken again.
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Do the same in any third-party antivirus
Products such as Bitdefender, Kaspersky, Avast and Malwarebytes need their own exclusion. Turning protection off temporarily is not enough, because it comes back on and quarantines the file later.
Excluding a folder means nothing in it gets scanned. Keep the loader in its own folder rather than excluding your whole Downloads directory or your desktop.
Check the file is ours
Every release is listed on the release notes page with its version, publication date and SHA-256 hash. If a file you were given does not match a release listed there, do not run it.
To check the zip you downloaded, open PowerShell in the folder you saved it in and run:
Get-FileHash .\*.zip -Algorithm SHA256The hash it prints for the zip must match the one listed for that version. If it does not, or you are not sure, ask in Discord before running it. Staff will confirm in a minute.
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