SMBIOS Toolkit — Free SMBIOS Viewer & Restore Helper
SMBIOS Toolkit is a free utility from a trusted developer (Reported.lol) that allows you to quickly view all critical SMBIOS/DMI identifiers on your system and semi-automatically restore SMBIOS tables if they have been corrupted.
We keep getting a lot of requests to check SMBIOS / DMI info, so this tool was created specifically for that purpose. Unlike msinfo32, which misses or overlooks critical details, SMBIOS Toolkit shows everything that matters — and highlights suspicious or garbage values in red.
What is SMBIOS and why does it matter?
SMBIOS (DMI) is a set of data about your hardware: motherboard model, serial numbers, manufacturer, system UUID. Anti-cheats (especially aggressive ones) use this data as part of your hardware fingerprint — a unique "identity" of your PC.
If you use a spoofer, it often modifies SMBIOS data specifically. If done incorrectly — the anti-cheat will detect you. And if garbage values remain after spoofing (0000, To Be Filled By O.E.M., HELLOWORLD) — that's a direct marker for a ban.
In simple terms:
- Spoofer = "change your PC's identity"
- SMBIOS = "your PC's passport"
- Toolkit = "view the passport and try to fix it"
Who does NOT need this tool?
- You just run a ready-made spoofer "one click" and everything works
- You have no bans or issues
- You don't understand what DMI / BIOS / AMIDEWIN means
IMPORTANT: if you don't understand what you're doing — messing with SMBIOS tables is dangerous. The chance of breaking your system is higher than the benefit.
Who NEEDS this tool?
- A failed spoof corrupted your SMBIOS data
- Anti-cheat still bans you after "cleaning" and reinstalling Windows
- You have garbage values: identical serials (0000), empty fields, suspicious strings
- You want to verify what the spoofer actually changed
- You want to restore normal factory values after a bad spoof
- You're building your own spoofer / bypass and need diagnostics
SMBIOS Viewer:
- Clearly shows important system identifiers (Processor, Baseboard, BIOS, System information)
- Highlights suspicious/garbage SMBIOS values in **RED**
- Provides a more complete and accurate picture than msinfo32
SMBIOS Restore Helper (semi-auto):
- Scans the included restore scripts (.bat files) and matches them to your current system
- Shows a similarity percentage (%) based on your SMBIOS identifiers vs the script values
- Lets you select and run the best matching script (admin required)
- Higher % = more likely match, but it is NOT guaranteed
- You MUST manually verify the board/system info in the script before running it
Tools included in the archive:
- SMBIOS Toolkit application
- Restore scripts for ~750 motherboards (ASUS / MSI / Gigabyte / ASRock focused)
- Amidewinx64 regular + MSI version
- DMIEdit
IMPORTANT — what this tool does NOT do:
- **This is NOT a spoofer** — it's diagnostics + partial restore
- Does NOT guarantee anti-cheat bypass
- Does NOT make you "undetected"
- CAN damage SMBIOS if used incorrectly
- No technical support is provided for this toolkit
IMPORTANT — before using:
- **Do not run scripts "just because" — this is ONLY for repairing broken SMBIOS tables**
- If your motherboard is not in the scripts list, create your own .bat file or edit an existing one
- Running the wrong script can break your SMBIOS values — proceed only if you know what you are doing
- Scripts are partly auto-generated — not everything is tested or accounted for
- USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
Usage instructions:
1. Download and extract the archive
2. Run SMBIOS Toolkit as administrator
3. Review the displayed SMBIOS information — red highlighted values indicate problems
4. If restoration is needed, click "SMBIOS Restore"
5. The tool will scan available scripts and show match percentages for your system
6. Select the best matching script and verify the board/system info manually
7. Click "Use Selected Script" to run the restoration
8. Restart your computer after the process completes
System requirements:
- Windows 10 / 11 x64
- Intel or AMD processor