Completely remove any third-party antivirus software such as:

• Kaspersky
• Avast
• AVG
• McAfee
• Norton
• Bitdefender
• Any other AV software

Restart your PC after uninstalling.

You received your license key from the Elude dashboard after purchase.

Keep your license key safe — you will need it during the setup process.

Go to the loader portal and register:

Open loader.cx

1. Enter your username and create a password
2. Redeem your license key
3. After redeeming, reload the page — a Downloads tab will appear
4. Download the Loader

Redeem your key on loader.cx — after reload, a Downloads tab will appear. Download your product from there.

1. Run the Loader as Administrator
2. Enter your username and password
3. Paste your license key
4. Click Login

After logging in successfully:

1. Click Start or Inject in the loader
2. Launch Fortnite from the Epic Games Launcher
3. Wait for the game to load into the lobby or main menu
4. The Elude menu will appear automatically

Use one of these keys to open the Elude menu:

To avoid crashes when closing the cheat:

1. With the game still running, open the cheat menu
2. Go to Settings in the menu
3. Click Unload
4. Wait for the unload confirmation
5. Now close your game normally

Before flashing, you need to know your exact motherboard model:

1. Press Win + R, type msinfo32, press Enter
2. Look for BaseBoard Product — this is your model
3. Write down the full model number (e.g., ROG STRIX B550-F)
4. Download the BIOS file from your manufacturer's website

1. During Windows setup, DO NOT connect to Wi-Fi
2. Use Skip or Local Account when asked for Microsoft account
3. Use a strong local account name and password
4. Choose Privacy settings as you prefer
5. Install all Windows Updates after setup

After Windows boots for the first time:

1. Open Settings → Windows Update and install all updates
2. Restart when prompted
3. Install your network drivers (Ethernet first, then Wi-Fi if needed)
4. Go to BIOS and configure as per the BIOS Config tab

Install the necessary drivers in this order:

1. Chipset drivers (from motherboard manufacturer website)
2. GPU drivers (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel)
3. Audio drivers (usually auto-installed via Windows Update)
4. Other hardware drivers as needed

Download and run Defender Control to disable Windows Defender with one click:

Download DefenderControl.exe

1. Run as Administrator
2. Click D to disable Windows Defender
3. Make sure it shows Disabled

1. Press Win + R, type services.msc and press Enter
2. Find Windows Update
3. Right-click → Properties
4. Set Startup type to Disabled
5. Click Stop under Service status
6. Click Apply and OK

Also disable Update Orchestrator Service and Background Intelligent Transfer Service the same way.

Add these entries to your hosts file to block Windows Update servers:

Open Notepad as Administrator and edit C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

Download the Elude permanent spoofer:

Download Spooler

Before running the spoofer:

1. Restart your PC
2. Press DELETE, F2, or F10 (varies by motherboard) to enter BIOS
3. Check your BIOS Config tab for required settings

1. Boot into Windows
2. Make sure Windows Defender is disabled
3. Run the Elude Spooler as Administrator
4. Follow the on-screen instructions
5. Wait for the spoof to complete

If you disabled Secure Boot in BIOS:

1. Go back into BIOS
2. Navigate to Boot settings
3. Enable Secure Boot
4. Save and exit BIOS

Redeem your key on loader.cx — after reload, a Downloads tab will appear. Download your product from there.

Open loader.cx

1. Open Device Manager (devmgmt.msc)
2. Click View → Show hidden devices
3. Look for greyed-out network adapters under Network Adapters
4. Right-click each hidden adapter → Uninstall

There are several reasons your MAC address may not be spoofing:

• Wi-Fi adapter doesn't support MAC spoofing
• Network adapter drivers need updating
• Some adapters have hardware-level MAC locking
• Virtual adapters are interfering

The most reliable fix for MAC spoofing issues:

1. Go into BIOS
2. Find Wi-Fi and Bluetooth settings
3. Set both to Disabled
4. Save and exit BIOS
5. Use only Ethernet for your network connection

If the above methods don't work:

1. Open the Loader
2. Go to the Miscellaneous tab
3. Enable FALLBACK MAC SPOOFER
4. Start the spoof again

1. Restart your PC
2. Enter BIOS (press DELETE or F2 during boot)
3. Go to Boot settings
4. Find Secure Boot and set it to Disabled
5. Save and exit BIOS

Before setting up RAID0:

• You need at least 2 identical drives (same size/brand preferred)
• All data on these drives WILL BE ERASED
• Your motherboard must support Intel RST or AMD RAID
• You need a USB drive for Windows installation

Intel Systems:

1. Enter BIOS
2. Go to PCH Storage Configuration
3. Set SATA Mode Selection to Intel RST Premium
4. Save and exit

AMD Systems:

1. Enter BIOS
2. Find SATA Mode or Storage Configuration
3. Set to RAID mode
4. Save and exit

To use Elude Temp, your system must meet these requirements:

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• 8GB RAM minimum (16GB recommended)
• Administrator access on your PC

Download and run Defender Control to disable Defender instantly:

Download DefenderControl.exe

1. Run as Administrator
2. Press D to disable Windows Defender
3. Verify it shows Disabled

Download and install both x86 and x64 versions:

Install all four, restarting after each if prompted.

Download the latest DirectX End-User Runtime from Microsoft:

Download DirectX End-User Runtime

Run the installer and follow the on-screen prompts. Restart if prompted.

Redeem your key on loader.cx — after reload, a Downloads tab will appear. Download your product from there.

Open loader.cx

1. Run the Elude loader as Administrator
2. Enter your license key
3. Click Load
4. Wait for it to finish loading

Once Elude finishes loading, launch Fortnite (or any other game).

Once you close Fortnite (or any game):

1. Want to play again? Reopen Elude, click Load
2. Launch Fortnite

That's it. No cleaning tool. No restart. No seed change. Just Elude → game, every time.

I'm sharing the scripts I've written so far to fix SMBIOS issues. Please note: I haven't double-checked all of them.

They should work fine, but if there are any errors, they should be minor. Some of these scripts were written in a hurry, so I apologize in advance for any mistakes.
If your motherboard isn't included among the scripts, you can modify them yourself if you're familiar with editing batch files.

I'm sharing these scripts today to help you repair your boards often caused by the use of reckless permanent spoofers.
Additionally, the versions of AMIDEWIN and DMIEDIT included here should be safe to use.

⬇ Download SMBIOS Viewer

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Unzip the shared ZIP archive to a folder of your choice. (smbios_toolkit_wow.7z)
2. Place the batch file for your board in the unzipped folder (unless it's not already there)
     — If no batch file matches your board, you are free to use or modify an existing batch file that closely matches. This solution is provided as a courtesy, and we do NOT take responsibility for fixing errors, providing custom files, or offering support. We do not expect extra work resulting from this, and it is your responsibility to ensure proper use or modification.
3. Open Command Prompt as Administrator (do NOT double-click the batch file).
4. Navigate to the unzipped folder in Command Prompt using:
   cd <path_to_unzipped_folder>
   Example: cd C:\Users\YourName\Desktop\unzipped_folder
5. Run the batch file from Command Prompt.

HWID (Hardware ID) changes when:

• You upgraded major hardware (motherboard, CPU, GPU)
• You reinstalled Windows
• Your HDD/SSD was changed or reformatted
• BIOS settings were reset

1. Open a ticket on our Discord server
2. Provide your HWID and license key
3. Explain the situation
4. Our team will update your license

This error is usually caused by:

• Outdated or incompatible drivers
• RAM issues
• Overclocked settings

Fix: Update your GPU drivers, disable overclocking, or run Windows Memory Diagnostic.

This error occurs when Windows detects a problematic driver:

1. Boot into Safe Mode
2. Open Command Prompt as Administrator
3. Run: verifier /reset
4. Restart your PC

Usually a driver conflict:

1. Update all drivers (especially GPU and chipset)
2. Check for Windows Updates
3. Try DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to completely remove old GPU drivers
4. Reinstall the latest GPU drivers

1. Make sure you are running as Administrator
2. Check that Windows Defender is disabled
3. Verify your VC++ runtimes are installed
4. Try running in Windows 7 compatibility mode

1. Check your internet connection
2. Disable your VPN
3. Restart the loader
4. Restart your PC and try again

1. Close all other applications
2. Make sure Fortnite is completely closed
3. Run loader as Administrator
4. Try clicking Inject again

1. Hold the power button for 5 seconds to force shut down
2. Wait 10 seconds
3. Power back on
4. If it keeps getting stuck, enter BIOS and reset to default settings

If restart issues persist:

1. Enter BIOS during startup
2. Look for Load Default Settings or Reset to Optimized Defaults
3. Save and exit
4. Try restarting normally

1. Open Services (Win + R, services.msc)
2. Find Windows Update
3. Set Startup type to Disabled
4. Stop the service
5. Also disable Update Orchestrator Service

Common Windows Update error:

1. Run Command Prompt as Administrator
2. Type: sfc /scannow
3. Press Enter and wait for completion
4. Type: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
5. Restart and try updates again