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Temp Spoofer

Temp Spoofer is delivered through your polarity.top account. Use it from your dashboard/download flow, choose the driver mode that matches your Windows security settings, then launch the game after the spoof is applied.

Dashboard Flow

  1. Sign in at polarity.top/login with the email used at checkout.
  2. Open My Orders and copy your Temp Spoofer license key.
  3. Open Downloads and download the latest Temp Spoofer build.
  4. Check Status before using it.

Requirements

  • Supported CPU: Intel + AMD
  • Supported Windows Version: 10 - 11
  • Type: Temporary HWID Spoofer
  • Normal driver mode requires HVCI / Memory Integrity off.
  • UEFI driver mode can be used with HVCI / Memory Integrity on.

Launch Steps

  1. Extract the Temp Spoofer download to its own folder.
  2. Run the loader as administrator.
  3. Paste your Temp Spoofer license key when prompted.
  4. Open the Advanced tab.
  5. Configure the spoof options you want to apply.
  6. Choose either Load driver or Load driver [UEFI].

Driver Modes

ModeUse whenWhat happens
Load driverHVCI / Memory Integrity is off.Applies instantly without a reboot. The spoof reverts on reboot.
Load driver [UEFI]HVCI / Memory Integrity can stay on.Restarts the PC, applies the spoof during boot, and the spoof goes away upon the next restart.

Features

What gets spoofed on each run.

  • SMBIOS serials + UUID
  • TPM endorsement key
  • Disk serials (ATA / NVMe)
  • Network MAC address
  • Volume serial
  • Windows machine IDs (MachineGuid, ProductId)
  • Monitor EDID serial
  • NVIDIA GPU UUID
  • Bluetooth MAC

Hardware

Supported components.

  • NVMe / SATA drives
  • Ethernet & Wi-Fi adapters
  • TPM 2.0 chips
  • NVIDIA GPUs
  • EDID monitors
  • UEFI firmware

Using With Games

  1. Close the game and launcher before spoofing.
  2. Apply the spoof using the driver mode that fits your system.
  3. After the spoof is active, launch the game or log into the new account.
  4. If you reboot after normal mode, spoof again before playing. If you used UEFI mode, remember it clears on the next restart.
Temporary means temporary: Normal mode reverts on reboot. UEFI mode applies after its restart and clears on the next restart.
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