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It's one of the most common questions we get: can a regedit get me banned? Here's the honest answer.
A regedit changes settings in the Windows registry, the database where Windows stores its configuration. The network regedits we build change how Windows handles network packets: buffering, acknowledgement timing and throttling. They also change some performance settings.
A regedit does not:
Anti-cheats look at what your client sends to the server: impossible reach, inhuman click patterns, modified movement. A system-level network setting doesn't change any game values. It changes how efficiently your PC sends and receives packets. To the server, you just look like a player with a stable connection.
Some sellers promise reduced knockback or extra reach "from a regedit". No registry setting can give you extra reach. Those claims are either fake, or the product bundles a modified client, and modified clients can get you banned. Stay away.
Every server has its own rules, and they can change. Read your server's rules on third-party software. Our regedits only change Windows settings, never the game.
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