Throne and Liberty HWID Spoofer

Throne and Liberty players often collapse three states into "HWID ban": a repairable EAC startup or Code 47 kick, a Steam-account penalty, and a machine-linked restriction. The penalty record can say "Your account is penalized due to Cheating: Easy Anti-Cheat Detection," while "Kicked Reason: Easy-Anti Cheat(47)" is a disconnect players also report during ordinary sessions; that kick alone does not prove hardware enforcement. Check the official penalty portal first. If the Steam account is sanctioned, reinstalling files cannot remove that server-side record. A restriction that keeps correlating clean accounts with the same PC after service and file problems are ruled out points to the persistent device layer, but Amazon does not publish a test that lets a player see which hardware value matched.

Epic does not publish a Throne and Liberty field-by-field EAC schema. The real Windows collection surfaces available to a hardware-aware client are still concrete: the SMBIOS Type 2 baseboard serial and system or motherboard UUID; physical-disk firmware serials returned through storage IOCTLs such as IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY; separate filesystem volume serials; physical NIC MAC addresses; and MachineGuid under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptography. Windows also exposes TPM 2.0 endorsement-key material and Secure Boot state, but neither Amazon nor Epic confirms that Throne and Liberty uses either as a ban key. A clean install can regenerate MachineGuid and volume metadata while leaving the board serial, motherboard UUID, controller-reported disk serials, factory MAC addresses, and TPM identity intact. Replacing one SSD is incomplete for the same reason: the rest of the composite profile still describes the machine.

EAC is a shared protection layer, so the same classes of board, storage, Windows, network, and security-state values can recur when this PC opens another EAC title. That is the cross-game blast radius: another integration can encounter a familiar composite profile or related risk signals. It is not one universal ban list, and a Throne and Liberty action does not automatically ban every EAC game because each publisher controls its own sanctions. TraceX Spoofer permanently rewrites its supported identifier set as one coherent profile instead of presenting a temporary session spoof that disappears after reboot. Complete the one-time setup, run TraceX once, verify the rewritten values, then delete the tool. No daemon or per-boot rerun remains. TraceX does not restore a sanctioned Steam account, alter Amazon's appeal decision, or disable EAC.