Rose-GUIDE
  • SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
    • Windows reinstall
      • Valorant reinstallation
        • Using Rufus to Create a Bootable USB
        • Boot On USB
        • Cleaning Disks Command Prompt
        • Windows Setup
        • Disable Windows Defender
        • Disable Windows Updates
        • Turn Off WiFi & Bluetooth [Required]
      • Normal reinstallation
        • Using Rufus to Create a Bootable USB
        • Boot On USB
        • Cleaning Disks Command Prompt
        • Windows Setup
        • Disable Windows Defender
        • Disable Windows Updates
        • Turn Off WiFi & Bluetooth [Required]
    • Bios Flashing
      • Bios Configuration
      • Disable and Enable Features
    • Loader Download
  • VGC/VGK [Valorant, etc]
    • Permanent Spoof
      • TMAC
      • DISABLE IPV6
    • New Account[Imporant]
    • 🎉End of Spoofing
  • EAC/BE [FORTNITE, ETC]
    • Permanent Spoof
      • TMAC
      • DISABLE IPV6
    • New Account[Imporant]
    • VPN
  • Valorant Setup
    • inject
  • Fortnite Private Setup
    • inject
  • TPM spoofer
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  1. SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
  2. Bios Flashing

Disable and Enable Features

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After Flashing Bios Disable and Enable the following Features in BIOS and Windows.

Why is Bios Flashing Important?

BIOS flashing is important for spoofing because it updates the motherboard's firmware, which can help bypass security measures like secure boot or hardware-based protections. By flashing the BIOS, you can modify system settings, disable certain features, or even change hardware identifiers, allowing better control over system behavior for spoofing purposes.

  1. HVCI – Enabled

  2. SVM/CSM – Enabled

  3. Virtualization – Enabled

  4. VT-x/VT-d (Intel only) – Disabled

  5. TPM/fTPM/Security Device Support – Enabled

  6. Secure Boot Enabled (Secure Boot (Install / restore all factory keys) – Enabled

Before using the woofer, use this and save your serial numbers in Notepad to monitor if they change after use.

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