TPM Spoof Guide

This guide explains how to prepare your system and perform a TPM spoof process. ⚠️ Important: Always save your original serial information before making any changes. This allows you to restore or ref

Step 1 — Run the Checker

1. Locate the file Checker.bat.

2. Run the file.

The script will display your current system serials.

Example information displayed may include:

• Motherboard Serial

• BIOS Serial

• TPM Information

• System UUID

💡 Make sure the command window fully loads so all serials are visible.

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Step 2 — Save Your Serials

Before continuing, you should back up your serial information.

How to save them

1. Open Snipping Tool or another screenshot application.

2. Capture the entire window showing the serial information.

3. Save the screenshot to a secure location.

Recommended locations:

• Desktop

• Downloads

• Private backup folder

⚠️ Do not skip this step. These serials may be required later.

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Step 3 — Disable Secure Boot (Temporary)

You must temporarily disable Secure Boot before continuing.

Steps

1. Restart your computer.

2. Enter the BIOS/UEFI menu.

3. Locate Secure Boot settings.

4. Set Secure Boot → Disabled.

5. Save changes and exit BIOS.

Your system will now boot normally into Windows.

🔁 After completing the spoof process, you can re-enable Secure Boot if required.

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Step 4 — Prepare Ventoy USB

You will need a USB drive prepared with Ventoy.

Requirements

• USB drive

• Ventoy installer

Install Ventoy

1. Insert your USB drive.

2. Download Ventoy2Disk.

3. Open Ventoy2Disk.

4. Select your USB device.

5. Click Install.

⚠️ Installing Ventoy will erase all data on the USB drive.

Once completed, your USB drive will be ready to boot Ventoy-based tools.

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1. Step 1 — Open PowerShell

   1. Press Windows Key

   2. Search for PowerShell

   3. Right-click Windows PowerShell

   4. Select Run as Administrator

   Step 2 — Clear the TPM

   In the PowerShell window, run the following command:

   clear-tpm

   Press Enter to execute the command.

   ⚠️ Your system may prompt you to confirm TPM clearing on the next reboot.

   Step 3 — Download the TPM Spoof ISO

   1. Make sure your Ventoy USB drive is still plugged in.

   2. Download the TPM Spoof ISO file.

   📥 The download can be found in Step 3 — Time To Perm! of the guide.

   1. Save the ISO file directly to the USB drive.

   💡 Ventoy allows you to boot ISO files directly without extracting them.

   Step 4 — Boot Into Ventoy

   To boot into the Ventoy menu:

   1. Hold SHIFT

   2. Click Restart from the Windows power menu

   This will open the Advanced Boot Options menu.

   Step 5 — Boot From USB

   1. Select Use a Device

   2. Choose your USB drive

   3. The Ventoy boot menu will appear

   4. Select the TPM Spoof ISO you copied earlier

Step 1 — Download the TPM Package

On the Linux desktop:

1. Download the provided package:

tpm.rar

1. Extract the archive if necessary.

💡 Most Linux environments allow you to extract archives by right-clicking → Extract.

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Step 2 — Run the TPM Script

1. Locate the file:

tpm.sh

1. Double-click the file.

2. Choose Open in Terminal.

3. Run the script.

The terminal will begin executing the spoof process.

⚠️ Do not close the terminal or interrupt the script while it is running.

1. Wait until the process finishes.

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Step 3 — Boot Back Into Windows

After the script completes:

1. Restart your computer.

2. Remove the USB if the system attempts to boot into Ventoy again.

3. Allow the system to boot normally into Windows.

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Step 4 — Re-Enable Secure Boot

If Secure Boot was disabled earlier, it must now be re-enabled.

Steps

1. Restart your computer.

2. Enter BIOS / UEFI.

3. Navigate to the Secure Boot settings (same path used earlier).

4. Set Secure Boot → Enabled.

5. Save changes and exit BIOS.

⚠️ Important: Do NOT clear TPM again, or the spoof will be undone.

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Step 5 — Prepare TPM in Windows

Once back in Windows:

1. Press Win + R

2. Type the following command:

tpm.msc

1. Press Enter.

The TPM Management Console will open.

1. Click Prepare TPM.

Follow any prompts if they appear.

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Step 6 — Verify the TPM Changes

After restarting your PC:

1. Run Checker.bat again.

2. View the newly generated serial information.

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Compare Serial Information

Compare the new serial values with the screenshot you saved earlier.

Check that the following values changed:

• TPM serials

• TPM identifiers

• Other related hardware identifiers

Important Check

Compare the PublicKeyHash with the value you saved earlier.

If the PublicKeyHash is different, the spoof process was successful.

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Troubleshooting

Serials Did Not Change

If your serials remain the same:

• Ensure the TPM script completed successfully

• Verify Secure Boot was disabled during the process

• Confirm the system booted from the Ventoy USB

TPM Cannot Be Prepared

If Prepare TPM fails:

• Restart the PC

• Run tpm.msc again

• Attempt the preparation step again