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Black Ops 7 HWID spoofer
Hardware identification isn’t exactly the most exciting topic in PC gaming. Nobody boots up their computer thinking, “Can’t wait to read about hardware identifiers today.”
But when you’re looking into an Black Ops 7 HWID spoofer, it’s probably because you’ve got a specific reason for searching. You want to know what the software does, which games it lists as supported, what your PC needs and, naturally, what it costs.
So let’s get into the actual product details.
The ZADEYO HWID Spoofer is a separate product from the main Black Ops 7 cheat package. Its product listing covers multiple anti-cheat environments, including Ricochet, where Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is specifically listed.
What does an HWID spoofer do?
HWID stands for Hardware Identification.
In simple terms, hardware identifiers are values associated with components of a computer. An HWID spoofer is software designed to change or mask selected hardware identifiers.
The ZADEYO product description specifically references identifiers such as:
- Disk serial numbers
- MAC addresses
- GPU IDs
- Other related hardware identifiers
The product also lists a hardware cleaner as part of its functionality.
The idea is pretty straightforward. You’re looking at a product focused on hardware identification rather than a package of gameplay features like ESP or aimbot.
That’s an important distinction.
If you’re looking for the actual BO7 gameplay software, visit the main Black Ops 7 cheats page. If you’re comparing the hardware identification product, keep reading.
Black Ops 7 and Ricochet compatibility
This is the part most BO7 visitors will want to check.
The ZADEYO HWID Spoofer has a supported-games section organized by anti-cheat environment. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 appears under its Ricochet Anti-Cheat category.
The same section also lists:
- Call of Duty: Warzone
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 6
The BO7 listing is particularly relevant if you’re looking specifically for a Call of Duty HWID spoofer rather than something advertised only for another game’s anti-cheat.
ZADEYO also lists support for other anti-cheat environments, including Riot Vanguard, Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye.
That doesn’t mean every game has identical requirements or that every product setup is interchangeable. The supported-games list is the place to start, and the current product documentation is where you’ll want to confirm the details for your specific setup.
What’s included with the HWID Spoofer?
The product listing includes a hardware spoofer and cleaner.
It also describes its functionality across several anti-cheat categories.
For BO7 visitors, the Ricochet section is the one to pay attention to.
A cleaner is listed alongside the hardware spoofing functionality. This is part of the product’s described feature set, rather than something you should assume comes from a separate gameplay cheat.
And just to avoid confusion, this product is not the same thing as the BO7 aimbot and ESP package.
They serve different purposes.
If you’re comparing both products, review the Cloud DMA product information for the additional setup requirements after you finish this page.
PC requirements before you purchase
The HWID Spoofer has its own system requirements.
According to the supplied product page, the listed requirements are:
| Requirement | Listed specification |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit |
| HVCI | Enabled |
| Core Isolation | Enabled |
| TPM | Enabled |
| Secure Boot | Enabled |
| Permissions | Administrator rights |
| Internet | Stable connection |
Administrator rights are listed for the spoofing and cleanup steps.
A stable internet connection is also required for activation and updates.
If you’re running Windows 10 or 11, check that your edition and security settings match the listed requirements before purchasing. Don’t assume that having a supported Windows version automatically means every other requirement is already sorted.
There’s also a Cloud DMA dependency listed for full functionality on supported builds.
You can read the complete BO7 setup requirements before choosing a product.
How much does the HWID Spoofer cost?
The supplied product listing offers two subscription options.
Monthly subscription
$50 for 31 days.
This gives you access for the listed 31-day period.
Check the monthly HWID Spoofer plan
Lifetime subscription
$150 for unlimited access.
The lifetime option is listed as unlimited access for a one-time payment.
View the lifetime HWID Spoofer plan
Compare the duration and product requirements before purchasing. Also check the Cloud DMA listing for its separately listed dependencies if you’re purchasing a setup that uses that layer.
A couple of questions worth clearing up
Is Black Ops 7 listed as supported?
Yes. Black Ops 7 appears under Ricochet Anti-Cheat in the supplied HWID Spoofer compatibility list.
Is this the same as Black Ops 7 aimbot?
No. The HWID Spoofer and the gameplay cheat package are separate products.
Does it include a cleaner?
Yes. A hardware cleaner is listed as included functionality.
Which Windows versions are supported?
The product listing specifies Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit.
Do I need administrator rights?
Yes. Administrator rights are listed for the spoofing and cleanup steps.
Is Cloud DMA part of the setup?
Cloud DMA is listed as required for full functionality on supported builds. Check its separate product page for the additional dependencies.
Before you make your choice
The HWID Spoofer is worth looking at when the specific product you’re researching is hardware identification and the listed Ricochet compatibility.
Just don’t confuse it with the actual BO7 gameplay package. One is the hardware identification product. The other contains the gameplay features.
Check the supported-games list, read the requirements and compare the monthly and lifetime options.
You can find the current product listing here:
View the Black Ops 7 HWID Spoofer