Question regarding uniqueid ban
So, im banned (uniqueid banned tbh) and i was wondering, if i plug in my USB and play osu from there, will it still count as if im playing osu on my original hard drive? Does the UID stay the same?
Question regarding uniqueid ban
I dont think it would work tbh i never played it on a usb. Pretty sure once you're id banned you have to either find a way to change your id.
I was banned, restricted, disabled a lot of times due to some careless mistakes like forget to turn on VPN, get high and go for 600pp on first play, etc... But I am still able to log in with my clones. Just do what people say, change your HWID, clear cookies, uninstall osu, change MAC, change UID (this will fuck your computer up if the disk you change is your boot disk and you forget to change the boot files or something like that. There's a guide on aquila on how to change UID safely. If you have 2 disks or more, like me, then changing the UID of non-system disks is safe). It takes just 5-10 minutes to change all these shit so why bother playing on USB? Playing on USB kills your USB very fast.
Yeah, the problem is that i only have 1 physical disk and its a big problem, idk what to do, i really dont wanna pay for osu!Dejavu or some crap like that. If someone has the solution and would be glad to share it, i and lots of people with the same problem will be thankful alot.
If you change UID with 1 drive it will totally fuck up your PC i discovered this yesterday
Well, is there a way to change UID with only 1 drive?
BUMP: So I recently found out that when I change my unique ID through diskpart, my PC doesn't get fucked up until I restart it. That gave me an idea. First I change my Unique ID to some new values, then, when I have to shut down or restart my PC, I just change my UID to the old one that is blacklisted (original). Have tried it but didn't test if that works on osu! yet, but it does change in diskpart.
Originally Posted by BuRn55
BUMP: So I recently found out that when I change my unique ID through diskpart, my PC doesn't get fucked up until I restart it. That gave me an idea. First I change my Unique ID to some new values, then, when I have to shut down or restart my PC, I just change my UID to the old one that is blacklisted (original). Have tried it but didn't test if that works on osu! yet, but it does change in diskpart.
Will try it out for you some other time
Originally Posted by BuRn55
BUMP: So I recently found out that when I change my unique ID through diskpart, my PC doesn't get fucked up until I restart it. That gave me an idea. First I change my Unique ID to some new values, then, when I have to shut down or restart my PC, I just change my UID to the old one that is blacklisted (original). Have tried it but didn't test if that works on osu! yet, but it does change in diskpart.
A brief explain on why changing the UID can fuck your computer up (mostly copied from aquila though)
The UID is somewhat like the address of the disk, changing it will make the current boot files address wrong and as a result, the computer will not boot when you restart it. So theoretically, after changing the UID and registering an osu! account, you can change the UID back to its initial value and the computer will boot normally as if nothing was changed.
Or this
Okay, so after changing my unique serial number, my system broke, as expected.
To fix mbr etc, you can type the following in cmd on recoverystick/cd:
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /rebuildbcd
To fix mbr etc, you can type the following in cmd on recoverystick/cd:
bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /rebuildbcd
If you want to create a clone, use a virtual machine like Virtualbox.
Originally Posted by as013
Well this.
A brief explain on why changing the UID can fuck your computer up (mostly copied from aquila though)
The UID is somewhat like the address of the disk, changing it will make the current boot files address wrong and as a result, the computer will not boot when you restart it. So theoretically, after changing the UID and registering an osu! account, you can change the UID back to its initial value and the computer will boot normally as if nothing was changed.
A brief explain on why changing the UID can fuck your computer up (mostly copied from aquila though)
The UID is somewhat like the address of the disk, changing it will make the current boot files address wrong and as a result, the computer will not boot when you restart it. So theoretically, after changing the UID and registering an osu! account, you can change the UID back to its initial value and the computer will boot normally as if nothing was changed.
Originally Posted by BuRn55
Well, I have some good news. My way actually works, I have made an account and been playing for over a day now, keeping in mind pp limits for a fresh account (not going overboard). Basically, I changed every single value that peppy checks (MAC ip, regular ip, HWID), but the Unique ID gave me the worst time ever. So, I quickly went to diskpart and changed my UID to a new value and played osu! with those values, and when I'm done playing osu!, I just change my UID back to the old one and I'm able to boot successfully, in no need for a recovery drive or reinstalling my windows again, 'cause lets be honest, it's a complete waste of time. The UID change itself takes about a few seconds, but it pays off more than every other method IMO. Now I can make as much accounts as I want (tho I'll keep playing on 1 only). Finally.
Maybe we can call this thread solved now. Anyway, I will leave an advice for those who have the same problem and don't know what to do: Try changing everything apart from UID first, and if it works, then don't bother changing the UID. Many can still use a clone without changing UID.
