Disable and Enable Features

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

Why is Bios Flashing Important?

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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 serial checker and save your serial numbers in Notepad to monitor if they change after use.