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It looks like they have changed the non-unique identifier IDs, which causes programs to think the hardware is different. These days, spoofers randomly delete registry keys and randomize serials without having any real knowledge of what they’re doing. The so-called “Perm Spoofer” is basically just a scam and a marketing term. Many people are taking public sources and reselling them as P2C, which ends up causing issues for the end user.
First, create a fresh Windows installation USB (latest version).
After that, go to your motherboard manufacturer’s website, download the latest BIOS update, and copy the ZIP file to the same USB drive.
Next, I recommend removing your graphics card from the motherboard. Underneath it, you will see a small circular battery (the CMOS battery). Removing this will reset your BIOS to its default settings. Then update bios.
Then, perform a fresh Windows install. Delete all data on your disks and format them this will also reset the burned serial ID on the hard drive. Once Windows is installed, let the system handle all updates until everything is up to date. After that, check again if you still experience BSOD problems.
If you’re still having trouble, feel free to write back here. And if you actually want a spoofer that won’t mess up your system, contact us on Discord: devflowed.
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