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# Opening/Injecting

1. Decide how you are using the spoofer:
   * If you are using the spoofer **together with our cheats**, the spoofer must be run **first**.
   * If you are using the spoofer **with cheats from another loader**, run the cheat **first**, then run the spoofer **before starting the game**.
2. To run the spoofer, open the **loader as administrator**, select **“Spoofer”** in the **Game** section, and click **`Launch`**.
3. When the spoofer starts, you will be asked whether you want to **fully clean traces from previous bans**:
   * Click **`Yes`** if you were recently banned and have **not cleaned traces yet**.
   * Click **`No`** if you only want to spoof and were **not recently banned**.
4. If you choose **`Yes`**, a **full system cleanup** will begin.\
   This process takes some time. When finished, your **PC will reboot automatically**.\
   After reboot, reopen the loader and continue from the next step.
5. If you choose **`No`**, the spoofer will begin **spoofing your PC data**.\
   This also takes some time.
6. When spoofing is complete, you will receive a **successful spoof notification**, and the loader will **close automatically**.
7. After spoofing:
   * If you are using a cheat from **another loader**, or using **only the spoofer**, you may now start the game.
8. The spoofing process is now complete. You can play normally!

{% hint style="info" %}
To verify that the spoofer worked, you can take a screenshot of the **Device Information** tab **before and after** spoofing and compare the results.

Use the **full cleanup option only after receiving a ban**.\
There is **no need** to perform a full cleanse every time you spoof.
{% endhint %}


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