Stuck in a shadowban loop or facing a permanent hardware ban in Call of Duty? Whether you play Warzone, Modern Warfare III, or Black Ops 6, the Ricochet Anti-Cheat system is one of the most aggressive in the industry. Once flagged, Ricochet logs your hardware fingerprint and blocks every new account you create — even after reinstalling Windows. Our Call of Duty HWID Spoofer provides a professional-grade bypass to these restrictions, allowing you to return to the battlefield without buying a new PC.
What Is an HWID Ban in Call of Duty?
An HWID ban (Hardware ID ban) is a permanent restriction applied by Activision's Ricochet anti-cheat that goes beyond your account. Instead of just banning your username, Ricochet records the unique serial numbers of your hard drive, SSD, motherboard, CPU, MAC address, GPU, and monitor. When you create a new account, the game cross-references these identifiers against its database. If they match a banned profile, the new account is immediately flagged or shadowbanned. This is why simply creating a new account or reinstalling Windows doesn't work — the ban is tied to your physical hardware, not your software or IP address.
How Ricochet Detects Banned Hardware
Ricochet operates at the kernel level on your system, giving it deep access to query hardware information directly from Windows device managers and low-level APIs. It collects identifiers such as disk serial numbers, SMBIOS data (motherboard model, BIOS vendor, serial), MAC addresses from network adapters, GPU device IDs, and even monitor EDID data. These values are hashed and sent to Activision's servers, where they are compared against a global ban database. Ricochet also stores telemetry tokens and cached session data on your system, which can persist across Windows reinstalls and link new accounts to the previously banned hardware profile.
How Our HWID Spoofer Bypasses Ricochet
Unlike basic spoofers that only modify Windows registry keys — which Ricochet easily detects — our software operates at Ring 0 (kernel level), intercepting hardware queries at a deeper level than the anti-cheat itself. When Call of Duty or Ricochet attempts to scan your hardware identifiers, our driver intercepts the request and returns randomized, virtualized serial numbers. This process is 100% temporary and safe — no permanent changes are applied to your BIOS, firmware, or hardware. Your real serial numbers remain untouched and automatically restore after a simple system reboot.
Ricochet Trace Cleaning & Shadowban Fix
Bypassing an HWID ban isn't just about changing your hardware identifiers — it's about cleaning the digital breadcrumbs that Ricochet leaves behind. The anti-cheat stores telemetry data, cached authentication tokens, registry artifacts, and hidden system files that can link a brand-new account to your previously banned hardware. Even with spoofed serials, these leftover traces can trigger an instant shadowban — placing you in high-ping lobbies (300-350ms) with other flagged players. Our spoofer includes an integrated Ricochet Trace Cleaner that wipes all of these digital fingerprints before spoofing, ensuring your new account starts on a completely clean slate. This is the key difference between a working unban solution and one that gets you shadow-flagged within hours.
Full Compatibility & Zero Performance Impact
Our kernel driver is engineered for high-performance gaming with zero FPS loss and no background processes running during gameplay. The spoofer is fully compatible with all modern Intel and AMD processors, all motherboard manufacturers, and both Windows 10 and Windows 11 (x64). It works seamlessly across all CoD platforms — Steam, Battle.net, and Xbox Game Pass (PC) — and supports the entire Call of Duty ecosystem including Warzone, Modern Warfare 3, Black Ops 6, and legacy titles. Our development team releases updates within 24 hours of any Ricochet anti-cheat patch, and your subscription time is automatically paused during maintenance periods so you never lose time you paid for.