FragPunk HWID Spoofer

Phanuel is the name players see in the FragPunk launcher. Installed components are associated with NEAC naming, but Bad Guitar Studio does not publish a complete component map or an HWID field list. Its official launch FAQ confirms the Phanuel progress bar and Secure Boot requirement; its Banned Players Lists confirm permanent account enforcement after system monitoring and manual review. Those facts do not make every failed launch a hardware ban. First separate a Secure Boot or service error from a separate ban notice, then look for the same enforcement state returning on the same PC. A Steam-to-Epic switch or client reinstall still presents the same Windows machine, so it is weak evidence of a clean device.

At the hardware layer, the useful identifiers are concrete even though Phanuel's weighting remains private: the SMBIOS Type 2 baseboard serial, the motherboard/system UUID, physical disk serials exposed through storage IOCTLs such as `IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY`, OS volume serials, physical NIC MAC addresses, and `MachineGuid` under `HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptography`. Windows also exposes a TPM 2.0 endorsement key, while Secure Boot reports whether the trusted startup chain is enabled. FragPunk confirms the Secure Boot check; it does not confirm that Phanuel stores the raw TPM endorsement key. These values do not share one lifetime. A Windows reinstall can replace `MachineGuid` and volume data, but it does not rewrite a retained board serial, motherboard UUID, disk firmware serial, or MAC address. Replacing only an SSD leaves the rest of a composite profile available for correlation.

Phanuel is a FragPunk-specific consumer label, and there is no public evidence that a FragPunk penalty automatically bans every NetEase title that uses NEAC-labelled components. The practical blast radius is accounts returning to FragPunk from the same actioned PC; do not turn shared vendor naming into a cross-game ban guarantee. A temporary session spoofer changes selected reports only while its driver or process is active, so rebooting can expose the old profile again. TraceX Spoofer uses a permanent rewrite for supported board, storage, Windows, and network identifiers. Complete the one-time setup, run it once, then delete the tool. TraceX does not disable Secure Boot, patch Phanuel, or load alongside Shard Clash. It changes the supported device-side values before the game starts; it cannot restore the FragPunk account that received the original penalty.