Metin2 HWID Switcher
Changes the Windows identifiers a machine reports, and restores them.
What the hwid switcher does
Some servers attach a ban to the machine, not the account — a new account from the same PC is blocked straight away. The HWID switcher changes the Windows identifiers your machine reports about itself, keeps a backup of the originals and puts them back when you ask.
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Before you start
STMod runs inside your Metin2 client: the launcher starts the game and attaches the bot, so its tabs appear as a panel in the game window. You need Windows 10 or 11, the client of a supported server and the AIO runtimes.
Every account can claim a free 24-hour Premium key once, then a 1-hour key daily, so you can test this on your own server before paying anything.
HWID Switcher settings
- Identifier checklistChange PC name, Change Machine Guid, Change Product ID, Change Windows Edition, Change Machine Id and Change User Id, individually or all at once with Settings: Check all.
- Change HWIDBacks up the current values, then applies what you ticked. Windows restarts to pick them up.
- Restore HWIDPuts back the values saved by the last Change HWID.
- LogsReports what was changed or restored, and anything that failed.
- Premium featureThe menu entry does nothing on a free account.
Every option documented in full on the STMod wiki.
How to set up the hwid switcher
- Open Plugins → HWID Switcher in the launcher.
- Select your main network adapter (WLAN or Ethernet).
- Tick Settings: Check all.
- Click Change HWID and accept the restart.
- After the restart, log in on a new account.
- Use Restore HWID when you want the original values back.
HWID Switcher FAQ
How do I bypass an HWID ban in Metin2?
Does this change my whole machine or just Metin2?
Can I undo it?
Is it free?
Try the hwid switcher on your server
Download STMod free, then claim a free 24-hour Premium key to test the full feature set. Check the server compatibility list first — what works differs from server to server.