Free New World HWID Spoofer - Fix Hardware Bans
Free permanent HWID spoofer for New World. Bypass EasyAntiCheat hardware bans by rewriting your IDs once, then delete the tool.
Free diagnostic
Is It Really a New World HWID Ban?
Steam launches the EAC handshake on the loading screen, and the client drops you back to the desktop with a "Permanent Ban" notice citing Easy Anti-Cheat — every retry, every fresh Amazon account, every reinstall produces the same screen before character select.
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Can you still log into your game account?
Hardware Coverage
What New World Tracks — and What TraceX Rewrites
New World's anti-cheat silently reads dozens of hardware identifiers from your PC while it's running — long before you reach a match. Learn how EasyAntiCheat works in New World and why it's difficult to bypass without a spoofer. Below is a sample of the identifiers being tracked.
| Hardware Identifier | New World Tracks | TraceX Rewrites |
|---|---|---|
| CPU Serial (CPUID) | Yes | Yes |
| Motherboard Serial | Yes | Yes |
| GPU Device LUID | Yes | Yes |
| HDD / SSD Serial | Yes | Yes |
| NIC MAC Address | Yes | Yes |
| Windows Machine GUID | Yes | Yes |
Reality Check
New World Appeals Almost Never Work
And when they're denied — which is almost always for HWID bans — your hardware stays permanently blacklisted. No second chances.
“Do not cheat, bot, hack, or use other software or services that give you an unfair advantage through, for example, unattended gameplay or game modifications.”
Amazon Games — Code of Conduct, Section 3 "Play fair"
Filing a support ticket or ban appeal
Creating a new Steam account (Amazon account for in-game) on the same machine
Using a VPN or proxy
Reinstalling New World
Reinstalling Windows
Waiting — HWID bans do not expire
Run TraceX once to rewrite your hardware identifiers — New World's anti-cheat scans your machine and sees a completely new PC
Why You Need This
Do You Really Need an HWID Spoofer for New World?
You queued for an Outpost Rush on your level-65 Marauder, hit Play in Steam, and the EAC handshake flashed up a Permanent Ban notice before the loading screen for Brimstone Sands ever finished tiling in. The appeal came back inside an hour — auto-denied, no human, just a copy-paste pointing you at the Code of Conduct. You bought a second Steam copy, made a new Amazon account, even wiped Windows; same screen, same kick, no character-select, no Windsward, no Lazarus run. The Aeternum account isn't what's banned anymore — the rig is.
Reinstalling New World, reinstalling Steam, swapping to a new Amazon account — none of it clears a New World hardware ban, and a clean Windows install doesn't either. Easy Anti-Cheat reads identifiers that sit below the OS: motherboard serial pulled from SMBIOS, NVMe and SATA drive serials queried straight from the controller, MAC addresses on every NIC, BIOS / UUID values Windows reinstalls don't touch. When you launch New World from Steam, the EAC kernel driver loads first, fingerprints that constellation, and checks it against Amazon's banned-hardware list before the Aeternum loading screen even renders. If your rig is on the list, the Permanent Ban dialog drops in front of character select — you never reach Windsward, never queue an OPR, never hit a chest run.
It's also why every new Steam + Amazon account on the same PC gets the same kick: EAC fingerprints the *machine*, not the email on the account. People assume buying a new SSD or a new GPU will fix it; EAC reads multiple identifiers, so swapping one component leaves the others matching the banlist. Players have tried VPNs, fresh Windows installs, even buying the game again on a new Steam account — every one fails, because the ban is anchored to hardware, not network or storefront identity.
The 2021 trading-post duping wave is what shaped the current enforcement posture. After Amazon disabled wealth transfers on November 1, 2021, permabanned over 1,200 accounts in a first pass on November 2 (with a second wave of 460 more on November 15), and disabled Steam family-sharing on November 4 citing an "increase of bots, gold sellers, and ban evaders," automated cheat detection in Aeternum has stayed aggressive — the April 2025 GeForce Now misclassification (where EAC flagged Nvidia's cloud-streaming app as a "Known Cheat Program" and mass-banned subscribers), repeated cloud-PC false flags, and the auto-denied appeals reported in r/newworldgame's "Discussing Recent EAC-related Bans" thread all point at the same thing: once EAC flags the machine, the only path back to Outpost Rush, Mutated Lazarus, or a new Brimstone gypsum kiln run is hardware whose fingerprint EAC has never seen.
Verified
On November 16, 2021, Amazon Game Studios announced via developer blog that over 1,200 New World accounts had been permanently banned in a first wave on November 2 — with another 460 added on November 15 — all for abusing trading-post and wealth-transfer gold-duplication exploits. The dev blog is the public start of Aeternum's hardware-level enforcement posture. (Source: Amazon Games "Update from the Team: Exploits" dev blog, archived on web.archive.org; corroborated by GameSpot and PC Gamer coverage.)
Why TraceX
Built for New World Players
You shouldn't need to replace your PC to play New World again. That's why TraceX exists.
One-Time Run
Run TraceX once before launching New World. No EasyAntiCheat hooks, startup entry, or background service remain when the tool is removed.
Permanent Identity
Your new hardware identifiers don't reset on reboot or reinstall. EasyAntiCheat reads them as permanent — exactly like a fresh build.
Documented Identifier Coverage
TraceX rewrites its documented EasyAntiCheat coverage set, including supported board, drive, GPU, network, and Machine GUID fields.
Zero Performance Impact
TraceX runs before New World launches — not during EasyAntiCheat gameplay. No background process remains to affect frame rate.
Continuously Updated
Compatibility notes record the latest published New World and EasyAntiCheat verification instead of assuming every release is unchanged.
Rewritten Hardware Profile
When you load New World, EasyAntiCheat reads the supported identifiers produced by the completed rewrite workflow.
Setup Guide
How to Bypass a New World HWID Ban
Getting around a New World HWID ban used to take hours — reinstalling Windows, flashing BIOS, wiping drivers, re-downloading everything, and praying it worked. One wrong step meant starting over and burning another account. With TraceX, a single click does more than all of that combined.
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Get Your Free License
Submit your email on the homepage. Your TraceX license arrives in your inbox in a few minutes — free, no card required.
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Rewrite Your Hardware
Run TraceX once before launching New World. Every hardware identifier EasyAntiCheat reads is rewritten in a single pass — then you can delete the tool.
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Log In and Play
Open New World via the Steam with a new Steam account (Amazon account for in-game). EasyAntiCheat scans your hardware and sees a machine it has never seen before — no ban record.
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Play Ban Free
You're back in New World. The rewrite is permanent — no daemon running, no expiry, nothing to renew.
Free download
Get the free New World HWID spoofer.
Submit your email and receive your free TraceX HWID Spoofer license in a few minutes. Run it once on your PC to permanently rewrite the identifiers EasyAntiCheat fingerprints, then delete the binary and reinstall New World.
Detection Analysis
How New World Scans Your Hardware
EasyAntiCheat can combine identifiers from your PC into a hardware profile for New World. TraceX rewrites the supported fields shown below before the game runs.
What New World Reads Without TraceX
CPU Serial (CPUID)BFEB...0684
ExposedMotherboard SerialPF0W...R3X9
ExposedGPU Device LUID0x0000:0x0001D3A7
ExposedHDD / SSD SerialS75B...6859N
ExposedNIC MAC Address4A:3B:8C...5E:01
ExposedWindows Machine GUIDd83fa349-...-4f3a
ExposedWhen you launch New World, your real hardware IDs are scanned and matched against ban records. Every new account on a flagged PC is blocked.
What New World Reads With TraceX
CPU Serial (CPUID)906E...A0C2
RewrittenMotherboard Serial7KM2...JQ84
RewrittenGPU Device LUID0x0000:0x00F4B810
RewrittenHDD / SSD SerialWMC4...3J2L
RewrittenNIC MAC AddressD2:7E:19...1C:A4
RewrittenWindows Machine GUID71c0e28d-...-9b7f
RewrittenNew World sees a completely new machine with no ban history. New account, clean hardware — access granted.
Ban Reference
New World Ban Details
Anti-CheatEasyAntiCheat
Account SystemSteam account (Amazon account for in-game)
Ban TypeHardware Ban (HWID)
DurationPermanent
Common Triggers
Bots / gold farming / RMTTrading-post or wealth-transfer exploitsAimbot / wallhacks / abuse of game bugsThird-party software flagged by EAC (cloud streaming, peripheral macros)Ban evasion via alt Amazon / Steam accountsUnluckyNo Reason At All
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FAQ
New World HWID Ban — Frequently Asked Questions
I got an EAC permanent ban on New World even though I never cheated — appeal was auto-denied within an hour. Is there any human review at all?
Multiple players in r/newworldgame's "Discussing Recent EAC-related Bans" thread (Sept 2025) report appeals auto-denied within minutes to one hour, with no further appeal allowed. Amazon's own appeal article confirms "you can only appeal each penalty one time" and lists "Denied" as a terminal status. Functionally, EAC-driven bans rarely get human review — the technical evidence from the kernel driver is treated as final.
I was banned in New World for using Shadow PC / GeForce Now — I wasn't cheating, why did EAC flag me?
In April 2025, EAC began misclassifying the GeForce Now client as a "Known Cheat Program" and issued mass permanent bans to NW: Aeternum players streaming through it. GeForce Now staff posted on Reddit that they had "worked with the publisher to resolve the bans, and those users should be able to play the game again without needing to contact Amazon support." For Shadow PC, similar driver-mismatch detections have triggered EAC false positives — multiple r/newworldgame posters describe the same auto-denied appeal pattern.
If I get a new PC, will my old New World ban follow me through my Amazon account or my Steam account?
EAC bans New World by hardware fingerprint, not account identity. A truly new PC (different motherboard, drives, NIC) won't carry the ban — but logging the old Amazon account in on it can re-trigger detection if EAC associates the account with previously-banned hardware. The safer pattern is new hardware + new Amazon account.
I bought a used PC on Marketplace and got hit with a New World "Permanent Ban" the first time I launched. How is that possible — I've never cheated in this game?
You inherited the ban from the previous owner. EAC's banlist is keyed to physical components — motherboard serial, drive serials, MAC addresses — and a refurbished or used PC that contains parts from a previously-banned New World player will get rejected at the Aeternum loading screen even on a brand-new Amazon account.
Will reinstalling New World, Steam, or Windows clear a New World HWID ban?
No. EAC reads identifiers below the operating system — motherboard SMBIOS, drive controller serials, NIC MAC, BIOS values — and none of those change when you reinstall Windows, Steam, or the New World client.
I made a brand-new Steam account and bought New World again — instantly banned the first time I tried to log in. Why?
EAC fingerprints the machine during the kernel-driver handshake at launch, before your Steam or Amazon account ever authenticates into Aeternum. If your PC is on the banlist, every new Steam + Amazon pair launching New World from that rig — regardless of email, payment method, or playtime — hits the same Permanent Ban dialog before character select.
I was banned during the 2021 trading-post / gold dupe wave even though I didn't dupe — I just bought items off the market. Did Amazon really ban that broadly?
During the November 2021 wave Amazon banned over 1,200 accounts in a first pass on November 2, then another 460 on November 15 (per Amazon's own dev blog and GameSpot's coverage), and the r/newworldgame ban thread documents that the net was wide — players who bought items off the trading post that were later flagged as duped received auto-bans alongside the dupers themselves. Appeals at the time were auto-denied with no human review.
Does Amazon HWID-ban console players the same way they HWID-ban PC players in New World: Aeternum?
No — Aeternum's HWID enforcement layer is PC-only. PS5 and Xbox Series X|S use platform-level account enforcement (Sony / Microsoft account suspensions), not EAC's kernel-mode hardware fingerprinting. Console hardware is locked down by the platform holders, so Amazon's bans on console fall back to account-level penalties.
Does Amazon ever lift a New World EAC ban?
Rare and slow. Amazon's appeal article allows one appeal per penalty, and the r/newworldgame ban thread documents an outcome where one player was reinstated after 44 days — but most appeals in that same thread were auto-denied within an hour with no human contact. Reinstatements appear to be the exception, generally tied to clearly-documented EAC misclassifications (April 2025 GeForce Now wave, etc.) rather than individual appeals.
I was permabanned the day after I switched factions / joined a new company in New World. Could I have been mass-reported?
Likely yes for older bans. The March 2022 r/newworldgame thread "New World permanently banning players" documents Marauder→Syndicate switches where 5+ company members were banned within days of joining together. AGS was banning every musket player who hit a mass-report threshold in summer 2022; that pattern was reduced after AGS adjusted the system, but mass-report-driven bans remain a documented (non-EAC) failure mode separate from hardware bans.