A ban in Arena Breakout: Infinite can land on your hardware as well as your account, and reinstalling Windows doesn't clear that kind of block, because it's tied to identifiers on the machine itself rather than the copy of Windows running on it. HWID Spoofer [ABI] is built for exactly that problem: it rewrites the hardware identifiers Anti-Cheat Expert reads before the game opens again, with no boot USB and no Windows reinstall involved. Running it changes the set of hardware identifiers your PC presents to the game and its anti-cheat, letting a hardware-banned machine load into Arena Breakout: Infinite again. What it doesn't do matters just as much: if the block sits on the account itself rather than the hardware, the spoofer won't lift it - a new account is the only fix in that case, and this product covers the hardware side only. It runs on Windows 10 and 11 x64, on Intel and AMD, and is built specifically against Anti-Cheat Expert, the system Arena Breakout: Infinite runs on. No bootable USB drive and no Windows reinstall are needed to use it, unlike some hardware spoofers on the market that still require both steps. This is a hardware tool, not a gameplay cheat - if you also want something like a radar for Arena Breakout: Infinite, the same Arena Breakout category lists separate products for that, including Vata Pro Radar [Arena Breakout]. Several pricing tiers cover different access lengths, delivery is an instant key by email and on the site, and current compatibility with the latest Anti-Cheat Expert update is tracked on the status page.