Change/remove PC identifiers.

I saw that many apps store hardware identifiers, so I thought changing HWID and IP address was enough, but I was wrong, it turns out there are many many PC identifiers software has access to, Including

1.IP/MAC address

2.HWID

3.HDD serial number

4.CPU/Bios serial number

5.Windows id

As one might think changing all of these (and more) is tricky and time consuming, while some of them are completely unchangeable. So I'm wondering if there's a way to either:

Fake the Hardware/PC identifiers the program receives (maybe something like a 'sandbox' that the app runs in which feeds it with false info and identifiers)

Denying the program access to those identifiers (since software doesn't directly comunicate with your BIOS which gives out your seriial number)

Since doing that would be really serviceable in a lot of situations. So does anyone know how to do that?

i think at that point just buying new hardware makes more sense

I posted this a few days ago. Doesn't spoof everything you want but it spoofs quite a bit.

Programs such as TMAC can change your mac address.

https://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1452781

What does it spoof exactly?

You know, what I essentially had in mind was something like a sandbox which feeds the app false info, so it just runs in it and all the PC ids that might request are there except they're fake,
Or let's just say the program in order to complete it's basic function, needs to write/modify a file, what about a program that denies it all other access to the system (read/write) except for modifying that exact file.

Originally Posted by niggo

i think at that point just buying new hardware makes more sense

I'll give you a shipping address, where you can send PC d:

Originally Posted by WASDtomove123

I'll give you a shipping address, where you can send PC d:

shipping costs would be at around 990$ though

Seriously though.
How about running the .exe from a USB drive? is there certain software that doesn't allow files inside a USB to access the rest of the usb drive? but I'd rather not go that way.
Plus the BIOS serial number and stuff like that makes it very non-ideal.
Like what kind of app still identifies your PC even though you changed your IP / MAC address / HWID / PC name / and Volume serial number? The software I'm using claims to take a 'unique' identifier and installs nothing on my system, though I don't know how to check the validity of that comment after what I tried.

What would someone do in this situation?

Change/remove PC identifiers.

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