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# Resetting Your HWID

Moving your key to a new PC.

A key is bound to one PC. To use your key on a different PC — or after hardware changes that alter your fingerprint — reset the binding first, then run the loader on the new machine.

## Via the Discord buyer panel

1. Open the buyer panel for the script in your Discord server.
2. Click **Reset HWID**.
3. Run the loader from your **new PC** to bind the key there.

A cooldown may apply between resets, depending on how the panel is configured. If the button is disabled, wait out the cooldown.

## Via support

No Discord panel? Open a ticket in the support channel on your dashboard and ask for a HWID reset. Support may ask you to confirm you're the account owner.

## Important

* Reset first, then run the loader on the machine you want to move **to**. Running on the old machine after a reset re-binds it there.
* Resets are not unlimited. Abusing resets to share a key can get the key revoked.


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