Device prohibited!
Device prohibited!
You bought a used MoBo and CPU, logged into Warzone, and were permanently banned. It looks like the seller might have been using cheating tools. To fix your hardware ban, you’ll need to replace the affected components. Check your rig’s manual or contact support for specific parts needed to restore access. Make sure to disinfect all hardware before reinstalling.
This approach appears unusual since circumventing restrictions isn't typical here. It might be necessary to inquire with the seller about any questionable activities. Typically, hardware restrictions relate to the operating system and hardware serial numbers, especially the motherboard.
You should reach out to Bnet Support for assistance. They might be able to help you with this issue.
It often depends on whether they have an SSID or MAC address. But honestly, it’s just another reason against buying something used.
When the game was first installed by the original owner, some microcode was likely embedded into the board's BIOS, similar to how Windows 7, 10, and 11 validate the installation. Clearing the BIOS chip and reprogramming it should eliminate any additional code they added. It seems the extra instructions might be a vulnerability, as the chip could contain unique microcoding that differs from standard firmware.