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Ghost: Temporary Spoofer Setup & Troubleshooting

Download Ghost: Temporary Spoofer

Use the file or instructions supplied with your OnlyESP order.

Important:
Ghost is a temporary spoofer. Changes only apply to the current Windows session and automatically reset after a full system restart.

Setup Steps

1. Download Ghost using the link above.
2. Temporarily disable antivirus if required.
3. Close all games and launchers completely.
4. Right-click Ghost and select Run as Administrator.
5. Wait for the spoofing process to complete.
6. Launch your game or application after completion.

Important Notes

• Spoofing changes only apply to the current session.
• You must run Ghost again after restarting your PC.
• No permanent hardware changes are made.
• Avoid restarting your PC during an active session.
• Use only on supported systems.

Troubleshooting

• If Ghost does not launch, restart your PC and try again.
• Verify all games and launchers are closed.
• Ensure Ghost is running with Administrator permissions.
• Close unnecessary background applications.
• Temporarily disable antivirus if files are blocked.

HWID Spoofing

Temporary hardware identity handling for supported systems.

• Motherboard Serial Spoofing
• UUID / UDID Identifier Spoofing
• Session-Based Hardware Profiles
• Automatic Reset After Restart
• No Permanent Hardware Changes

TPM Support

Temporary TPM profile support for compatible systems.

• TPM Information Spoofing
• Temporary TPM Profile
• Compatibility-Focused Setup
• Designed for Supported Systems

Network

Temporary network identifier handling for each session.

• MAC Address Spoofing
• Network Adapter Identifier Changes
• Session-Based Network Profiles
• Automatic Reset After Restart

Performance

Built for speed, stability, and simple operation.

• Fast Activation
• Lightweight Design
• Stable Performance
• Simple User Experience
• Low Resource Usage

Hyper-V Requirements Check

Before using this product, make sure all Hyper-V requirements are enabled in System Information.

How to Check

1. Press Windows Key + R
2. Type msinfo32 and press Enter
3. Scroll to the bottom of System Summary
4. Confirm the following all say Yes:
   • Hyper-V - VM Monitor Mode Extensions
   • Hyper-V - Second Level Address Translation Extensions
   • Hyper-V - Virtualization Enabled in Firmware
   • Hyper-V - Data Execution Protection

If any of these show No, virtualization must be enabled in BIOS.

How to Enable Virtualization

Step 1 — Enter BIOS

1. Restart your PC
2. While booting, repeatedly press one of these keys:
   • DEL
   • F2
   • F10
   • F12

(The key depends on your motherboard or laptop manufacturer)

Step 2 — Enable Virtualization

Look for one of these settings:

• Intel VT-x
• Intel Virtualization Technology
• AMD-V
• SVM Mode

Set the option to Enabled.

Step 3 — Save Changes

1. Press F10 to save and exit BIOS
2. Restart your PC

Step 4 — Verify

Open msinfo32 again and make sure all Hyper-V requirements now show Yes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ghost temporary?

Yes. Ghost only applies changes to your current Windows session and resets after a complete system restart.

Does Ghost permanently change hardware IDs?

No. Ghost does not make permanent hardware changes.

Does Ghost support TPM?

Yes. Temporary TPM profile support is included for compatible systems.

What identifiers are spoofed?

Ghost supports motherboard serials, UUID / UDID values, MAC addresses, and TPM information.