If your PC gets stuck in a reboot loop when launching the cheat, it's usually a misconfiguration or corrupted system files. Try this in order:

1. Confirm your system settings

• Intel VT-X or AMD-V / SVM enabled in BIOS
• Virtualization-based security (VBS) running in Windows - check by opening msinfo and see "Virtualization-based security" is set to Running
• PC is in UEFI boot mode - check by opening msinfo and see "BIOS Mode" is set to UEFI

If VBS is off, open CMD as Administrator and run bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype auto, then restart your PC and check again.

2. Run a system integrity scan

Corrupt system files can cause reboot loops.

Open CMD as Administrator and run sfc /scannow. Restart your PC after it finishes and try the cheat again.

If sfc reports corrupted files it can't repair, your Windows install is damaged. The only reliable fix is a clean Windows install.

3. Uninstall windows security updates

Open View your Update history then open Uninstall updates, then uninstall anything that starts with Security Update

Once they are uninstalled, restart your PC and try again.

Still rebooting?

If none of the above fixes it, open a ticket with your Windows version and CPU type.