Rainbow Six Siege HWID Ban and BattlEye: R6 Spoofer Guide
What is a Rainbow Six Siege HWID ban, what does BattlEye check and how do account and device penalties differ? What to know before you buy an R6 spoofer.
Searches for Rainbow Six Siege HWID ban and R6 spoofer come from players who still hit the same problem with a new account. This article covers how Siege is protected, when the problem may be tied to the machine and the checks to make before you buy an R6 spoofer.
How Siege is protected
On PC, Rainbow Six Siege uses BattlEye. BattlEye starts with the game and can collect information about the system. The game is also tied to your Ubisoft account and your platform (Steam, Ubisoft Connect, Epic). That is why it matters to find where a penalty sits:
- An account penalty. Your Ubisoft account is restricted. A new account changes the situation.
- A device penalty. The penalty is not limited to the account and may also be linked to the PC's hardware details. The same problem can remain on the same machine with a new account.
- The platform side. The state of your Steam or Epic account is separate.
Reading Ubisoft's enforcement policy on its official pages is the most reliable way. Rules can change over time.
Symptoms that suggest the machine
- You made a new account and the same penalty arrived quickly.
- Other accounts on the same PC are affected.
- BattlEye shows a block message when the game starts.
- Reinstalling Windows did not help.
These are not a firm diagnosis. Describe what you see to support in detail and pin down the source of the problem first.
What can BattlEye read?
Disk serial numbers, motherboard and BIOS data (SMBIOS, UUID), the MAC address and similar hardware values can combine into a fingerprint. You can find the list in what an HWID is and sample data on the motherboard page.
Checklist before you buy an R6 spoofer
- Type of penalty: a spoofer concerns only the part tied to the machine.
- Plan type: we compared permanent and temporary plans in buy a spoofer.
- Setup: a clean Windows install, a BIOS version change, TPM and Secure Boot steps may be needed; all of them are in the setup guide.
- A way back: can you back up and restore your original identity?
- Siege support: ask for the current status in writing.
- Support: go through the trusted spoofer checklist.
An honest warning
- BattlEye and the game are updated often. Be careful with any promise of a guaranteed result.
- Ubisoft's rules may forbid avoiding enforcement. The responsibility is yours.
- A spoofer does not bring back a closed account.
Key takeaways
In Siege a penalty can be tied to the account, the platform or the machine. If it is tied to the machine an HWID spoofer can be discussed, but pin down the source first. When you are ready, look at the plans and read the setup guide in full beforehand.
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