War Thunder HWID Spoofer: What It Does and Who Needs One
If your hardware has been flagged, a spoofer is the tool people reach for. Here is what it changes, what it does not, and what it costs.
If you searched for this, you probably already know what an HWID is. Short version: anti-cheat services can tie a ban to the identifiers of your hardware, not only to your account. A spoofer changes those identifiers so the machine presents differently. This article covers what that means in practice and whether it fits your situation.
What the Levo spoofer changes
According to the product page, the spoofer changes hardware identifiers including disk serials, MAC addresses and GPU IDs, with the goal of giving you a clean slate after bans. War Thunder is listed under the Easy Anti-Cheat section of supported games, alongside titles such as The Finals, Squad and Dead by Daylight. The page also mentions support for BattlEye, Ricochet and other anti-cheats, which makes it useful if you play more than one game.
What it does not do
A spoofer deals with hardware identifiers. It does not remove a ban from your account, and it is not a substitute for an appeal. If your account itself has been actioned, read our guide to War Thunder ban appeals. A spoofer also cannot promise an outcome, and the store says so itself: status can change after patches, so check it every time.
Who actually needs one
- Someone whose hardware has been flagged and who wants to start clean on the same PC
- Someone who has bought a new key and wants to avoid carrying old identifiers across
- A player who uses more than one game with different anti-cheats and wants a single tool
If none of those apply to you, you can probably skip it. Do not buy a spoofer as a precaution if you have never had a problem.
Requirements and plans
On the product page, plans are listed as one week for $15 and one month for $35. Delivery is instant, updates are free during your key, and support runs around the clock. Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) applies, and the system requirements note that Cloud DMA is required for full functionality. Read that line before buying, since it affects whether the product fits your setup. License moves between PCs are handled through an HWID reset in the portal or a support ticket.
Checking before you buy
- Open the status page and confirm the product is online.
- Read the requirements, including the Cloud DMA note.
- Pick the plan that matches how long you need it. For most people that is a week or a month.
- Keep your setup guide open on first launch.
Be realistic about risk
War Thunder’s own team describes how its anti-cheat works in its developer blog, and we cover it in our explainer. The short version is that detection is an ongoing contest and no tool is a guarantee. That is why the live status matters so much.
Get the spoofer
You can see the plans and current status on the Levo HWID spoofer page.