# TPM Spoof Guide

## Step 1 — Run the Checker

1. Locate the file [**`Checker.bat`**](https://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](https://mega.nz/file/KQACwTiI#yuDNsftDJltOkNMY1jRNFF8EqLdllOGBZnd9QMiui8k)

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. 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!**](https://surge-tool-solutions.gitbook.io/untitled/~/revisions/u675Z5jm5wCO9wdN2q9k/part-3-spoofing/time-to-perm) of the guide.

3. 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

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## Step 5 — Boot From USB

1. Select **Use a Device**
2. Choose your **USB drive**
3. The **Ventoy boot menu** will appear
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## Step 1 — Download the TPM Package

On the Linux desktop:

1. Download the provided package:

       [`tpm.rar`](https://mega.nz/file/6Zgy1bZQ#XDUVIyishbDjQRyzt_ErVQ4YYxnkEaFul67gonjHnew)

2. 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
```

2. Double-click the file.
3. Choose **Open in Terminal**.
4. Run the script.

The terminal will begin executing the spoof process.

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

5. 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
```

3. Press **Enter**.

The **TPM Management Console** will open.

4. Click **Prepare TPM**.\
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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