Loader Setup Guide

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Step 1: Deep Clean (The Foundation)

Do this first. It fixes 90% of “Driver Failed” errors.

1. Press Windows Key + R.
2. Type temp and press Enter. Delete all files (skip any in use).
3. Press Windows Key + R again, type %temp% and press Enter. Delete all files.
4. Press Windows Key + R, type prefetch and press Enter. Delete all files.

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Step 2: Windows Security Configuration

Follow these steps exactly to prevent the system from deleting your files or blocking the driver.

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1. Open Security Settings

• Open Windows Security.
• Click on Virus & threat protection.

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2. Open Protection Settings

• Scroll to the Virus & threat protection settings section.
• Click the blue link: Manage settings.

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3. Disable Real-time Protection

• Action: Toggle to OFF.
• Why: This is critical. It stops the .exe from being deleted immediately.

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4. Disable Tamper Protection

• Action: Scroll down and toggle to OFF.
• Why: This blocks the spoofer from changing your Hardware IDs (HWID).

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5. Core Isolation & Blocklist

• Go back to the main menu (left sidebar) → Device Security → Core isolation details.
• Memory Integrity: Ensure this is OFF.
• Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Blocklist: Ensure this is OFF.

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Step 3: BIOS Settings

Restart your PC and enter BIOS (DEL, F2, or F10).

• Virtualization: ENABLED (Required for driver mapping).
  • Intel: “Intel VT-x” or “VMX”
  • AMD: “SVM Mode”
• Secure Boot: ENABLED.
• TPM 2.0: ENABLED.

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Step 4: Launching

1. USB Setup: Plug in your USB drive (Any format: NTFS, FAT32, or exFAT).
2. Copy: Move the loader files onto the USB.
3. Run: Right-click the launcher .exe and select Run as Administrator.
4. Finish: Follow the on-screen prompts. Once initialized, you can close the loader and remove the USB.

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Troubleshooting: “Driver Failed”

If you get an error during launch:

• Double Check Blocklist: Go back to Step 2, substep 5. If “Vulnerable Driver Blocklist” is ON, the driver cannot load.
• Secure Boot: Verify in BIOS that Secure Boot is actually ENABLED.
• Re-Clean Temp: A failed run leaves “ghost” files. Clear temp and %temp% again before retrying.