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Setup6. Disable ProtectionsOverview

Disable Protections

To use our cheats with a driver, some requirements are essential. Below you will find the main checks and the separate protection tutorials.

Before You Change These Settings

Warning: Remove your Windows Hello PIN or Windows lock/PIN sign-in option before disabling these protections. If you leave it enabled, Windows may show an error saying the PIN or lock was disabled after the protection changes are applied.

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Create a Restore Point
Create a restore point before changing Windows protection features.
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Driver Error Codes
If you receive driver errors, stop testing repeatedly and review the related driver error page before trying again.

If you receive a blue screen, stop testing repeatedly and review the related BSOD page before trying again.

Required Checks

Complete the tutorials below until these protections are disabled:

  • Virtualization-based security.
  • Kernel DMA Protection.
  • Meltdown and Spectre protections.
  • TPM, only if you are using the spoofer.

Tutorials

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Disable Kernel DMA Protection
Disable Kernel DMA Protection through BIOS virtualization settings or motherboard-specific instructions.
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Disable Virtualization-Based Security
Disable VBS from Windows or BIOS, including cases where virtualization must be disabled completely.
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Disable Meltdown and Spectre
Run the required script and verify the result with InSpectre.
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Disable TPM
Disable TPM through BIOS or Windows when required for spoofer usage.

Verify After Completing The Tutorials

Press Win + R, type msinfo32, and confirm that Virtualization-based security and Kernel DMA Protection are disabled.

Open InSpectre and confirm that Meltdown and Spectre protections are disabled:

Download InSpectre 

If one of these items is still enabled after following the guides, restart your PC and check again.

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