Seeing a "You have been banned" message in Rainbow Six Siege is tough enough. But when you find out it's not just your account, but your entire PC that's blacklisted, it can feel like all hope is lost. You're here because of an HWID (Hardware ID) ban, and you want a real way to bypass it and jump back into the action.
You’ve come to the right place.
This is the only guide you need. Stop wasting hours on pointless appeals or risking your money on new hardware. We’ll take you step-by-step through the trusted process to fix your HWID ban and get you back playing Rainbow Six Siege as quickly as possible.
This tutorial focuses on how to use the industry’s most reliable and undetectable solution: Sync Spoofer. We’ll walk you through each step, cover common pitfalls, and share crucial tips to keep you off the ban radar for good.
Guide to Fix Your Rainbow Six Siege HWID Ban
This isn’t just a list of quick tips—it’s a thorough roadmap to navigating HWID bans on Rainbow Six Siege. Paying close attention to each part is the key to a smooth and lasting bypass.
Step 1: Pick the Right Tool (Sync Spoofer)
The very first and most important choice is selecting a spoofer you can trust. Free or cracked spoofers you find online often carry malware or have already been flagged by Easy Anti-Cheat, which can mean getting banned again even faster.
Sync Spoofer is a premium, professionally-built tool. We offer a free 1-day trial so you can make sure it works on your PC before you buy. You have two main options:
- Temporary Spoofer (15, 30, 90 Days, or Lifetime): Flexible and User-Friendly
- Who it’s for: Ideal for gamers who want flexibility. If you experiment with cheats, use multiple accounts, or want to avoid reinstalling Windows and risking data loss, this is your best pick.
- How it works: You run it before launching Rainbow Six Siege. It temporarily masks your hardware IDs. When you reboot, your PC goes back to its original state. It’s non-intrusive and fully reversible.
- Permanent Spoofer (One-Time or Lifetime): The Long-Term Fix
- Who it’s for: Great for someone who’s been banned and wants a fresh start with a permanent, clean hardware ID. It’s a set-it-and-forget-it solution.
- How it works: The tool thoroughly alters hardware identifiers on your system. It requires a one-time Windows reinstall during setup to clear old data completely. After that, your PC appears as a brand-new device to the anti-cheat system.
Step 2: Connect to the Community & Get Your Files
After your payment confirms, a bot sends you an invite to our private Discord. This is more than just a download spot; it’s your go-to support hub. Inside you’ll find:
- Instant Access: Your license key and the latest Sync Spoofer downloads, anytime.
- Step-by-Step Guides: Written instructions and videos that explain every detail.
- Expert Help: 24/7 support from a team that’s helped thousands escape bans. Got stuck? We got you.
Step 3: Clean Your System & Spoof Your Hardware
This step is where the magic happens, but Sync Spoofer handles the tricky parts for you. It’s two-fold:
- Stage A: Deep Clean Your System You must clear every trace of your old ban—the anti-cheat leaves behind invisible markers like logs, registry keys, and hidden IDs. Think of it as wiping your digital fingerprints. Our cleaner acts like a forensic team, making sure no old ban evidence remains. Learn more about how to clean and reset hardware IDs.
- Stage B: Activate the Spoofer With your PC wiped clean, you run Sync Spoofer to create a completely new digital identity for your hardware components—motherboard, drives, MAC address, and more—turning your PC into a "phantom" that Ubisoft’s servers have never seen before. For detailed tutorials, check our guide on changing hardware IDs on PC.
Step 4: Set Up a Fresh Game Account
Your hardware is clean, but your old Ubisoft account? Still banned. Logging in there will get you flagged instantly. So you need a totally new identity.
Pro tips for your new account:
- Use a brand-new email address. Don’t recycle one tied to banned accounts.
- Pick a different and unrelated username.
- CRUCIAL: Avoid linking any old payment methods (credit card, PayPal), phone numbers, or third-party accounts like Twitch or Xbox Live connected with your banned account. Ubisoft cross-checks these to catch ban evaders. See why separating accounts is vital in our myth-busting guide about HWID bans.
Step 5: Final Steps and Launch Rainbow Six Siege
You’re close! Before jumping in, make sure to:
- Restart your PC one last time after cleaning and spoofing.
- If using the Temporary Spoofer, confirm it’s actively masking your hardware.
- Sign into your new Ubisoft account through the Ubisoft Connect client.
- Download and launch Rainbow Six Siege.
And just like that, you’re back in the fight. Your previous HWID ban is behind you. For extra safety, consider using tools recommended in our top anti-cheat software guide.
Beyond the Bypass: How to Stay Under the Radar Long-Term
Escaping a ban is just the start. Staying clean is the real challenge. Sync Spoofer hides your hardware from Ubisoft, but your gaming habits and digital footprint matter just as much. Follow these tips to build a multi-layered defense and keep playing without fear.
1. Keep Your Gaming Identities Separate
This is the golden rule. Treat your "safe" gaming profile and any experimental accounts like they exist in different worlds. Ubisoft’s anti-cheat doesn’t just scan games; it looks for any connections.
- Separate Everything: Don’t just use a new email. Keep payment methods, phone numbers, and linked social accounts (Twitch, YouTube, Twitter) distinct between banned and clean accounts. Ubisoft can and will trace these links.
- Use Different Browsers or Profiles: Try using one browser (e.g., Firefox) for clean accounts and another (e.g., Chrome) for other online activity. This reduces risk from tracking cookies and autofill data.
- Think Like a Detective: If a human investigator could link your accounts with any detail, so could automated anti-cheat systems. Leave zero clues behind.
2. Check Background Programs Before Playing
Many bans happen not from active cheats, but from overlooked software running quietly. Easy Anti-Cheat monitors all running processes, even if they’re not touching Rainbow Six Siege.
- Close Any Unneeded Software: Before launching Ubisoft Connect, check your system tray and Task Manager. Close anything unnecessary, including:
- Macro Tools: AutoHotKey scripts or mouse/keyboard macros.
- System Tools: Cheat Engine, debuggers, or any reverse engineering tools—just having these open can be a red flag.
- Overlays: Big ones like Discord or NVIDIA GeForce Experience are usually safe, but smaller or buggy overlays might cause false positives.
- Make a “Clean Gaming” Startup: For advanced users, create a Windows startup profile that loads only necessary drivers and services to avoid conflicts or risky software.
Be sure to follow security practices detailed in our safety guide on using HWID spoofers.
3. Recognize and Prepare for Ban Waves
Anti-cheat teams often don’t ban cheat users immediately. Instead, they collect data quietly and then hit everyone with a massive simultaneous “ban wave.”
- Why? It’s to confuse cheat developers and slow their response.
- What it means for you: You might cheat or use a hack for days or weeks thinking you’re safe. Then suddenly—banned. It’s not random; it's a calculated strike.
- The upside: If you use Sync Spoofer, only the spoofed hardware ID gets flagged—not your real PC. Just clean, spoof again with a new setup, and jump right back in.
4. Be Very Careful Where You Download Cheats and Spoofers
The internet has tons of scams and detected tools. Where you get your software matters more than anything.
- Don’t Trust “Free” Cheats: Any “free Rainbow Six Siege aimbot” video or shady website is probably malware or already detected software that will get you banned quickly.
- Stick to Trusted Sources: If you want third-party tools, choose them from private, reputable communities with a solid history of undetected tools. Paid tools cost money, but they greatly reduce your risk.
5. Keep Your PC in Top Shape
A clean, well-maintained PC performs better and reduces odd software conflicts that might look suspicious to anti-cheat systems.
- Clear Caches and Temp Files Regularly: Use Windows Disk Cleanup and tools like RevoUninstaller when removing software to erase leftover data.
- Update Drivers from Official Sources: Download your GPU drivers directly from NVIDIA or AMD’s official websites.
- Run Regular Malware Scans: Use trusted antivirus programs like Windows Defender to avoid hidden malware that could jeopardize your account.
Combine Sync Spoofer’s powerful hardware masking with these smart habits, and you’ll build a strong defense against future HWID bans in Rainbow Six Siege.
Don’t Let a Ban End Your Rainbow Six Siege Journey
An HWID ban might feel like the end, but it’s not. Now you know how Ubisoft’s system works, why appeals rarely help, and how Sync Spoofer gives you a real, effective way back into the game.
Join thousands of gamers who’ve regained control. Get your fresh start today with Sync Spoofer and jump back into Rainbow Six Siege’s intense battles where you belong.