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Problem: You're having a good day. Just purchased a key and ready to cheat in your favorite game but you are unable to find the loader or the guide that comes with your key. What do you do? Solution: All of our guides can be found with this link: https://arcticcheats.wtf/guides/ Make sure to get the loader download from the GUIDE only and not from other platforms such as Discord. Do not trust anyone that tells you to download a certain Arctic Cheats loader on Discord unless the download link is from our website!

The goal of "cleaning traces" after using a spoofer is to remove any residual files, registry modifications, or driver remnants that the anti-cheat system could use to link your new, spoofed identity to your old, banned identity. The Spoofer's Job: A spoofer modifies hardware identifiers (HWIDs) like your motherboard serials, drive volume IDs, MAC addresses, and SMBIOS values to trick the anti-cheat into thinking you are on a new computer. The Anti-Cheat's Job: Anti-cheat systems (especially kernel-level ones) log not only the hardware IDs but also file paths, process names, driver signatures, and specific registry keys left behind by the cheating software. Cleaning means eliminating these artifacts. The Cleaning Process: Software Traces The most common traces are left in standard Windows locations. You must be methodical: Step 1: Delete all Cheat/Loader Files Loader/Cheat Folder: Completely delete the folder where the loader, cheat DLL, and any configuration files were stored. Do not just move them to the recycling bin. Recycling Bin: Empty the recycling bin immediately. Downloads Folder: Delete the original installer/zip files for the cheat/spoofer from your Downloads directory. Step 2: Clean Temporary Files Residual data is often stored here. Open the Run dialog (Windows Key + R). Type %temp% and press Enter. Delete everything in the resulting folder. Skip any files that are currently in use. Open the Run dialog again, type temp and press Enter. Delete everything in this folder (requires Administrator permissions). Open the Run dialog again, type prefetch and press Enter. Delete everything in this folder. Step 3: Scrub the Registry This is where the anti-cheat stores unique identifiers and where the spoofer often leaves its installation keys. (Use extreme caution and create a backup before deleting anything in the Registry Editor.) Open the Run dialog and type regedit to open the Registry Editor. Navigate to the following two primary locations and manually search for the cheat's name, the spoofer's name, or the loader's file name: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE Delete any keys that match the name of the cheat or spoofer. The Deep Cleaning Process: Hardware/System Traces If the above steps fail, the ban is likely related to residual identifiers that the spoofer failed to hide or created itself. Step 4: Driver and Service Deletion Many advanced spoofers install temporary (or permanent) drivers that the anti-cheat looks for. Use a professional cleaning tool provided by the cheat seller (if available) that is designed to uninstall its own driver. Manually check the Windows Driver Store (C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository) for any drivers installed around the time you first used the spoofer, and delete them, if you can confidently identify them as related to the cheat. (This step is advanced and carries risk.) Step 5: The "Nuclear" Option (Clean Windows Reinstallation) This is the only guaranteed way to remove all software, driver, and registry traces. If you are still banned after the spoofer and basic cleaning, a trace was left behind that only a fresh system can fix. Back up your personal files. Use the Media Creation Tool from Microsoft to create a bootable USB drive. Boot from the USB drive and select "Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)." When prompted, delete ALL existing partitions (including recovery and system partitions) on your primary drive. Install Windows onto the resulting single unallocated space. After a full clean reinstall, the only way you could still be banned is if the spoofer failed to change a fundamental hardware identifier (like a chip serial) that the anti-cheat reads.

I have been enjoying these cheats but after a bit of using it my game won't open anymore with the error message of "Corrupted Memory" How do I fix? Solution: The "Corrupted Memory" flag is a specific error message generated by kernel-level anti-cheat systems (like Easy Anti-Cheat or BattleEye) that are deeply integrated into the operating system. It is triggered when the anti-cheat detects: A genuine RAM/Memory fault. An unauthorized modification to the game's core memory space (which is what a cheat does). A conflict with another low-level driver (often gaming overlays, system monitoring tools, or other third-party software). The fact that the flag appears consistently after 5 minutes is a strong indicator that the anti-cheat is performing a delayed memory integrity scan specifically designed to catch cheats that attempt to hide during the initial game launch. II. Primary Causes for the Flag Cause Context Specificity 1. Unstable RAM/Overclock The anti-cheat can mistake genuinely unstable RAM (often due to XMP/EXPO profiles or manual overclocking) for malicious memory tampering. 2. Persistent Cheat Trace The anti-cheat is detecting residual files, registry keys, or lingering driver files left over from a previous cheat installation or an outdated version of the current cheat. 3. Software Conflict/Overlay Another active program (like NVIDIA Experience Overlay, MSI Afterburner, Discord Overlay, or other monitoring software) is interacting with the game's process memory in a way the anti-cheat finds suspicious. 4. Outdated Windows/Anti-Cheat The anti-cheat driver itself is running an outdated version that is incompatible with your current Windows build or a recent game patch, leading to a false positive flag. III. Step-by-Step Troubleshooting (The Fix) Follow these steps in order to identify and eliminate the cause of the Corrupted Memory flag: Step 1: Check System Stability (RAM/Overclock) This must be ruled out first, as unstable RAM can cause this error even without a cheat running. Disable XMP/EXPO: Reboot into your BIOS/UEFI and temporarily disable the XMP (Intel) or EXPO (AMD) profile for your RAM. Let your RAM run at its base (JEDEC) speed. Test without Overclocks: Disable any CPU or GPU overclocks you may have applied. Test the cheat/game again. If the 5-minute crash stops, your RAM settings are unstable and must be tuned manually. Step 2: Disable Conflicting Software Close all non-essential applications that have access to your game/system memory. System Monitoring: Completely close (and ideally disable the startup of) MSI Afterburner, RivaTuner Statistics Server, AIDA64, and similar tools. Overlays: Disable all in-game overlays from Discord, NVIDIA GeForce Experience, AMD Adrenalin, and Steam/Epic Games Launcher. Clean Boot: Perform a clean boot of Windows to eliminate conflicts: Search for msconfig and open System Configuration. Go to the Services tab, check "Hide all Microsoft services," and click "Disable all." Go to the Startup tab, open Task Manager, and disable all startup items. Restart your PC and try the cheat/game. Step 3: Update and Re-Verify Ensure all core components are the latest version. Update Windows: Ensure your Windows 10/11 operating system is fully updated to the latest build. Update/Reinstall Anti-Cheat: Manually navigate to the game's installation folder (e.g., C:\Program Files\GameName\EasyAntiCheat\) and run the anti-cheat's setup file (EasyAntiCheat_Setup.exe or similar) to repair/reinstall the anti-cheat service driver. Re-download Loader: Delete the old loader files and download a fresh copy from the cheat provider to ensure you are running the newest, patched version. If you need any help with utilizing these fixes, feel free to open a ticket on our LiveChat where an official support member will help you.

Secure Boot is a security standard in the UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) firmware of modern PCs. Its primary purpose is to ensure that your PC only boots up using software trusted by the PC manufacturer (signed bootloaders, drivers, and operating system files). When dealing with cheats, spoofers, and loaders: Requirement to Disable: Many advanced cheats (especially kernel-level or hardware-level tools like spoofers) require Secure Boot to be disabled because they need to load unsigned drivers or make low-level system modifications that a Secure Boot environment explicitly blocks. The Crash: If the loader is crashing immediately after you disable Secure Boot, the issue is not with the loader itself, but often with the UEFI settings that must be changed alongside disabling Secure Boot, or a conflict with the new loading environment. Primary Causes for the Crash Cause Description 1. CSM/Legacy Mode Conflict When disabling Secure Boot, some motherboards automatically switch to or require CSM (Compatibility Support Module) or Legacy Boot mode, which can conflict with a modern Windows installation that relies on UEFI. 2. Fast Startup Interference Windows' Fast Startup feature can interfere with the system recognizing the changes made in the BIOS/UEFI, causing instability on subsequent boots. 3. Graphics Driver Issues Disabling Secure Boot can occasionally interfere with the way Windows loads certain critical drivers, especially display drivers, leading to immediate application crashes. 4. Loader Requires BIOS Settings The loader might be specifically designed to check for certain secondary BIOS settings (like virtualization, or kernel-level protections) which are now accessible, but still need to be toggled for the cheat to function. Step-by-Step Troubleshooting (The Fix) Follow these steps in order to resolve the loader crash after disabling Secure Boot: Step 1: Check the CSM/UEFI Setting The critical step is ensuring you are in the correct boot mode after disabling Secure Boot. Reboot your PC and enter the BIOS/UEFI settings. Navigate to the Boot or Security section. Ensure that Secure Boot is Disabled. Look for CSM or Legacy Support. If your Windows was installed in UEFI mode (most modern PCs), ensure the Boot Mode is still set to UEFI and CSM is disabled. Do not switch to Legacy/CSM unless specifically instructed by the cheat provider, as it may prevent Windows from booting. Save Changes and Exit and try the loader again. Step 2: Disable Windows Fast Startup Fast Startup can prevent the full initialization of the system kernel, which is necessary after making BIOS changes. Search for and open Control Panel in Windows. Go to Hardware and Sound > Power Options. Click "Choose what the power buttons do." Click "Change settings that are currently unavailable." Uncheck the box next to "Turn on fast startup (recommended)." Click Save changes, fully Shut Down (not restart) your PC, then turn it back on and try the loader. Step 3: Check/Disable Virtualization Settings (VBS/Hyper-V) Modern anti-cheats (and some loaders) conflict with Windows virtualization features like VBS (Virtualization-Based Security). Disabling Secure Boot can sometimes expose these conflicts. Check for VBS: Search for "Core isolation" in Windows Settings. Ensure Memory Integrity is Off. Disable Hyper-V: Open Command Prompt as Administrator and run: dism.exe /Online /Disable-Feature:Microsoft-Hyper-V Disable Virtualization in BIOS: Go back into the BIOS/UEFI and look for settings like Intel VT-x or AMD-V (SVM Mode). While the loader might need these Enabled later, try Disabling them temporarily to see if the crash stops. Then, try enabling them one by one. If the loader still crashes instantly after performing these steps, the issue is highly specific to your motherboard/CPU configuration and the cheat's initialization code. Contact us and provide the following information: Your motherboard model and CPU model. The exact version of Windows you are running. A confirmation that Secure Boot is disabled and CSM/Legacy is also disabled. A note that Fast Startup is also disabled.

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Problem: Loader does not open at all or is crashing instantly. Solution: This error is caused by either having an anti-virus enabled, or not having visual C++ installed. Please disable realtime protection in your virus and threat protection settings, and disable it. Then download dcontrol, extract it using win-rar if needed. Once that's done install visual C++. Once it's downloaded, extract it and run it as well. Once these 2 are done, restart your PC and try again.

Problem: When entering my key in loader, I get Invalid Key or expired although I have bought the key just now. How do I fix? Solution: This can happen simply because you have a different HWID. To request a HWID reset, please open a Live Chat ticket with us and we'll help you resolve your issue. Keep in mind: Key timer STARTS running out immediately after entering the key for the first time in the loader!

Problem: I get "Error 0xC0000005" when trying to run the loader. How do I fix? Solution: I. What is that error code? The error code 0xC0000005, officially an Access Violation, is a critical Windows error. It means that a program (in this case, the cheat loader/injector) attempted to read from or write to a memory location that it was not authorized to access. In the context of injecting an external process (like a cheat into a game), this error almost always indicates a conflict with a security measure or a system-level instability issue. II. Primary Causes in Injection Scenarios When this error occurs during the injection phase, the cause is typically one of the following: Cause Context Specificity 1. Anti-Cheat (AC) Detection/Blocking The game's anti-cheat software (like Vanguard, EAC, BattleEye, etc.) has detected the loader's attempt to access the game process's protected memory and is actively terminating the process with an Access Violation to prevent the injection. 2. Security Software Conflict Windows Defender, a third-party antivirus, or the Windows Firewall is actively scanning or blocking the loader or the resulting DLL/memory modification, causing a process crash. 3. Data Execution Prevention (DEP) Conflict DEP is a core Windows security feature designed to prevent code from executing in non-executable memory regions. The injection method may be incompatible with DEP, leading to the violation. 4. Corrupted System/Hardware Unstable CPU/RAM overclocking, outdated drivers, or corrupted system files (especially ntdll.dll or related modules) can cause the system itself to incorrectly handle memory, leading to a false or genuine Access Violation. III. Step-by-Step Troubleshooting (The Fix) Follow these steps in order to isolate and resolve the 0xC0000005 error: Step 1: Security/Permissions Checklist (Most Common Fixes) Run as Administrator: Right-click the Loader/Injector .exe file and select "Run as administrator." This grants the necessary high-level permissions to interact with the game process memory. Disable Antivirus/Firewall: Temporarily and completely disable Windows Defender Real-time Protection and any third-party antivirus/anti-malware software. The access violation can be the result of your security software intercepting and terminating the loader. (Remember to add an exclusion later if this works.) Step 2: Disable Data Execution Prevention (DEP) If security software is not the issue, DEP incompatibility is the next likely cause. Open the Run dialog by pressing Windows Key + R. Type sysdm.cpl and press Enter to open System Properties. Go to the Advanced tab, and under Performance, click Settings. Switch to the Data Execution Prevention tab. Select "Turn on DEP for essential Windows programs and services only." Click Apply and restart your computer. Step 3: Check System File Integrity Corrupted system files can interfere with memory management APIs. Open the Command Prompt as an Administrator. Run the System File Checker command: sfc /scannow Let the scan complete. If it finds and repairs files, restart your PC and try again. Step 4: Check for Overclocking/Stability If the issue persists, the cause may be hardware-related, specifically if you have pushed your system to its limits. Reset Overclocks: Go into your BIOS/UEFI settings and disable any CPU or GPU overclocks. Disable XMP/EXPO: Temporarily disable XMP/EXPO profiles for your RAM to run it at base stability settings (JEDEC). Unstable RAM timings are a major cause of general Access Violations. IV. When to Contact Support If all the steps above fail to resolve the issue, it is highly likely that the anti-cheat software has updated its protection scheme, and the loader is attempting an outdated or detected injection method. In this case, submit a ticket to the Discord Server or on our Live Chat with the following details: The exact time and date the crash occurred. The game you are trying to inject into. A screenshot of the full error message. Confirmation that you have tried running as Administrator and disabling your Antivirus/Firewall.

Problem: When entering my key in loader, I get Invalid Key or expired although I have bought the key just now. How do I fix? Solution: This can happen simply because you have a different HWID. To request a HWID reset, please open a Live Chat ticket with us and we'll help you resolve your issue. Keep in mind: Key timer STARTS running out immediately after entering the key for the first time in the loader!

Problem: I entered my key into the loader and it says invalid! I got SCAMMED! Solution: This is a common, though frustrating, issue where a newly purchased or extended subscription key appears invalid, revoked, or already expired right after you enter it into the loader or software client. Before panicking, understand that this is rarely an issue with the key itself, but rather a temporary synchronization, system setting, or connection problem. I. Common Causes There are four primary reasons this error occurs: Cause Description 1. Time/Date Mismatch Your computer's internal clock or date is set incorrectly. The key validation server might be rejecting the activation attempt because the timestamp appears to be in the past or future. 2. Server Synchronization Delay The payment processor and the cheat key server have a slight lag time (usually 1-5 minutes) between payment confirmation and key activation recording. 3. Firewall/Antivirus Blocking Your security software (Windows Defender, Firewall, Antivirus) is blocking the loader/client from sending or receiving the necessary data packet to the validation server. 4. Product/Version Mismatch You are attempting to use a key meant for one product (e.g., Hydra for Valorant) in the loader for a different product (e.g., Kraken for Rust). II. Step-by-Step Troubleshooting (The Fix) Follow these steps in order to resolve the issue: Step 1: Verify System Time and Date This is the most frequent cause. The validation server is highly sensitive to time discrepancies. Go to your Windows Settings > Time & Language > Date & Time. Ensure that "Set time automatically" and "Set time zone automatically" are both enabled. Click the "Sync now" button to force your PC to sync with an internet time server. Once synchronized, reboot the loader and try the key again. Step 2: Wait for Synchronization (5 Minutes) If you received the key within the last few minutes, the backend database may still be updating. Close the loader completely (ensure it is not running in the background). Wait for 5 full minutes. Re-open the loader and attempt to log in or re-enter the key. Step 3: Temporarily Disable Security Software A blocked connection can make the software assume the key is invalid because it can't verify the actual status. Temporarily disable your Windows Defender Real-time Protection. Temporarily disable any third-party antivirus software (e.g., Avast, Kaspersky, McAfee). Temporarily disable your Windows Firewall (search "Windows Defender Firewall" and select "Turn Windows Defender Firewall on or off"). With these disabled, re-run the loader and try the key. Important: If this works, you must set an exclusion for the loader folder in your security software before re-enabling it. Step 4: Confirm Key and Product Match Ensure the key you purchased matches the specific product you are trying to use it with. Check your email or store receipt to confirm the exact product name (e.g., is it a Hydra key or an Armani key?). Verify that you are downloading and using the correct loader/client for that specific product. Keys are often product-specific and are not interchangeable. III. When to Contact Support If you have completed all four steps above and the key is still showing as expired or invalid, you should contact support with the following information: The exact key you are trying to activate. The name of the product/cheat the key is for. A screenshot of your desktop showing your correct system time/date. A list of the troubleshooting steps you have already performed (e.g., "I synced my time, waited 5 minutes, and disabled my firewall").

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