Guardian HWID + TPM Spoofer for Call of Duty | SafeCheats

✅ Stream-Proof
✅ Instant Delivery
✅ Works with Controllers
✅ VIP Support Chat Access
✅ Zero Performance Impact
✅ PC Only — Not for Console
✅ Bypasses RICOCHET Anti-Cheat
✅ Works with Intel & AMD Processors
✅ Run Once Per Reboot — Protected All Session
✅ Works with Multiplayer, Ranked & Zombies
✅ Full HWID Protection — Masks All Hardware IDs
✅ Works with Steam, Battle.net & Xbox Game Pass
✅ Best Warzone Spoofer — Works with All CoD Titles
✅ Works with Windows 10 & 11 (All Builds Including 24H2)
✅ True TPM Spoofing — The Only Real TPM Changer for Call of Duty

• Jan 02, 2026 — Guardian HWID changer updated for latest RICOCHET signature changes
• Dec 28, 2025 — Windows 11 24H2 full compatibility verified for hardware ID spoofer
• Dec 20, 2025 — Added support for Black Ops 7 Season 1 Reloaded ban bypass
• Dec 15, 2025 — Performance optimization, faster spoof process
• Nov 30, 2025 — TPM changer enhanced for new RICOCHET anti-cheat update

What is TPM spoofing and why do I need it for Call of Duty?

TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is a security chip on your motherboard with a unique ID. RICOCHET anti-cheat reads this alongside your standard HWID when you get hardware banned. Standard HWID spoofers and hardware ID changers don’t touch TPM — that’s why people get banned again on new accounts. Guardian is the only COD spoofer that changes both your HWID and TPM signature.

What’s the difference between an HWID spoofer and HWID changer?

HWID spoofer and HWID changer mean the same thing — software that masks or changes your hardware identifiers to bypass hardware bans. Some people also call them “hardware ID spoofer” or “hardware ID changer.” Guardian does both: it spoofs (temporarily masks) your identifiers and effectively changes what anti-cheat systems see. The spoof lasts until you reboot your PC.

How do I bypass a hardware ban in Warzone or COD?

To bypass a Warzone hardware ban or any COD hardware ban: 1) Purchase Guardian HWID spoofer, 2) Run it before launching the game, 3) Create a new Activision account, 4) Launch the game. Guardian masks your hardware IDs and TPM so RICOCHET sees you as a completely new machine. Never log into your old banned account — that account stays banned permanently.

How long does protection last?

Until you reboot your PC. Run Guardian once, play as long as you want, and you’re protected. After restarting your computer, run the HWID changer again before launching Call of Duty. This is standard for all temporary HWID spoofers — and temporary spoofing is actually more secure than permanent changes.

Is Guardian stream-proof and undetected?

Yes. Guardian is a fully undetected spoofer — the interface is hidden from OBS, Streamlabs, and Discord screen share. Safe for streaming and recording. We update the HWID spoofer regularly to stay ahead of RICOCHET anti-cheat updates. Check our status page for real-time detection status.

Can I use Guardian with your Call of Duty cheats?

Yes. The Guardian HWID spoofer adds an extra layer of protection when used alongside our Warzone hacks, BO7 hacks, or BO6 hacks. Run Guardian first to spoof your hardware IDs, then launch the cheat loader. This way, even if you get detected, your real hardware stays protected.

Is there any performance impact from the HWID spoofer?

Zero. Guardian runs once at startup, masks your hardware IDs and TPM, then sits idle. No FPS drops, no lag, no background processes eating resources. This is the best HWID spoofer for COD because it’s specifically optimized for gaming performance.

Why do other HWID spoofers fail on Call of Duty?

Most HWID changers only spoof basic hardware identifiers like disk serials and MAC addresses. RICOCHET anti-cheat reads your TPM chip in addition to standard hardware IDs. If your HWID spoofer doesn’t include TPM spoofing, you’ll get hardware banned again within hours or days. Guardian is the only TPM spoofer designed specifically for the RICOCHET anti-cheat bypass — that’s why it works when generic hardware ID changers fail.