Albion Online HWID Spoofer

Albion's PC enforcement has two layers with different jobs. Sandbox Interactive sanctions the account for cheating, botting, client manipulation, or RMT; BattlEye inspects the PC client. Sandbox's July 19, 2023 announcement confirms that BattlEye is installed through the Albion Online launcher, while BattlEye's privacy policy confirms it may process hardware-device information and identifiers such as serial numbers, plus operating-system, process, driver, file, and memory data. Sandbox's Terms §15.5.2 also allows it to retain data needed to stop a terminated user from creating more accounts. Neither company publishes Albion's matching formula, so a permanent account sanction, a repeated-violation ban, and an HWID restriction should not be treated as identical.

The durable identity surfaces are more specific than "your HWID." SMBIOS Type 2 exposes the baseboard serial, and SMBIOS Type 1 carries the system UUID often called the motherboard UUID. Storage provides drive-firmware serials and filesystem volume serials through separate storage queries and IOCTL paths. Physical network adapters expose MAC addresses; Windows stores MachineGuid under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptography. A TPM 2.0 endorsement key is hardware-rooted, while Secure Boot state is a platform-integrity condition rather than a serial. These are relevant Windows collection surfaces, but BattlEye and Sandbox do not publicly confirm that Albion uses every one of them or that TPM and Secure Boot are ban keys. A clean Windows install may regenerate MachineGuid and volume metadata while leaving board, drive-firmware, NIC, and TPM-rooted identity unchanged.

Those same hardware surfaces remain visible when you start another BattlEye-protected game, creating cross-game exposure if the old values are reused. It does not mean an Albion ban automatically bans PUBG, DayZ, Rainbow Six Siege, or Destiny 2; each publisher administers its own sanctions. A temporary session spoof also differs from a permanent rewrite because its presented values revert after reboot and the tool must run again. TraceX Spoofer performs a one-time, permanent rewrite of its supported identifier set. Run TraceX once, then delete the tool. The rewrite changes the machine profile presented later; it does not restore the sanctioned Albion account, erase Sandbox's decision, or turn a BattlEye service error into a ban.