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Buy a Valorant Spoofer: Vanguard and HWID Ban Guide

Before you buy a Valorant spoofer, learn how Riot Vanguard checks hardware, what Windows 11 requires and what to watch out for.

Published: · 2 min read

Most people who search buy Valorant spoofer are stuck in the same place: the account was banned, a new account was created, and the game still will not start or the new account is banned quickly. The cause is usually that the ban record is tied to the machine.

How Valorant sees your hardware

Valorant uses Riot's Vanguard anti-cheat. Vanguard is a kernel-level driver that starts with Windows. That is a much deeper view than an ordinary application has. You can see which identifiers can be read in what an HWID is. Disk, motherboard, network and TPM values are at the top of that list.

An HWID ban targets the machine, not the account

A new account does not help after a ban, because the check also looks at the machine's fingerprint. The logic is explained in HWID ban explained. A new account still comes from the same machine.

Windows 11, TPM and Secure Boot

On Windows 11, Vanguard requires TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. If they are off, the game will not start. These two settings matter when you choose a spoofer:

  • Does the plan you are buying cover the TPM side?
  • After the change, are Secure Boot and the TPM still on and valid?

Ask support these questions before you buy. To see why the TPM matters, click the TPM part in the interactive motherboard.

Checklist before you buy

  1. Game support: Ask for Valorant's current status in writing.
  2. Plan type: Permanent or temporary? See the comparison in buy a spoofer.
  3. Way back: Is a backup of your original identity taken?
  4. Windows version: Windows 10 or 11? The version can affect the plan.
  5. Support: Who will you contact if you get stuck?

For a general trust list, read buy a trusted spoofer.

An honest warning

  • No tool can guarantee results in Valorant. Vanguard is updated often.
  • Riot's terms forbid avoiding bans. Your account can be closed again and the risk is yours.
  • A spoofer does not remove an account ban. It only concerns the identity your machine presents.

Key takeaways

In Valorant the ban follows the machine and Vanguard reads hardware deeply. On Windows 11, TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot must stay on. Confirm game support, the way back and support before you buy. See the plans.