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# Installation

### Install Evicted Spoofer

<a href="https://evictedvpn.fun" class="button primary" data-icon="download">Install Evicted Loader</a>

### Virtual disk install

Use this method for:

* **Intel** on all supported games
* **AMD** on Fortnite, DayZ, SCUM, PUBG
* **AMD** on Hunt: Showdown, Dead By Daylight, Rainbow Six Siege, and SQUAD

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### Open Disk Management

Right-click **Start** and open **Disk Management**.
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### Create the virtual disk

Open **Action** → **Create VHD**.

Choose a location and size.

Select `VHDX` for better performance.
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### Initialize and format it

Initialize the disk with `GPT`.

Create a new simple volume.

Format it as `NTFS`.
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### Install the game on the new drive

Set the launcher or Steam install path to the new virtual disk.

Do not install the game on `C:`.
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Use the game size plus `10` to `20 GB`. Example: a `50 GB` game should use a `65` to `70 GB` virtual disk.
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### AMD RAID reinstall

Use this method for **Rust only**.

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If you skip the correct RAID drivers during Windows setup, your disk will not appear.
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### Identify your AMD socket

Open **Task Manager** → **Performance** → **CPU**.

Match your CPU:

* `AM4` — Ryzen 5000 and older
* `AM5` — Ryzen 7000 and newer
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### Prepare the Windows USB

Create a Windows 10 installation USB.

Download the RAID package from the official guide.

Extract the archive first.

Copy only your correct socket folder to the USB:

* `AM4 - RAID`
* `AM5 - RAID`
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### Add the required files

Your USB should include:

* the normal Windows install files
* `autounattend.xml` for Windows 11
* your matching RAID folder

`Realtek.exe` is optional.
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### Enable RAID in BIOS

Set `SATA Mode` to `RAID`.

Also set:

* `NVMe Mode` → `Enabled`
* `CSM` → `Disabled`

Save with `F10`.
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### Delete old arrays

Open **Advanced** → **RAIDXpert2** → **Array Management**.

Delete all existing arrays before you create a new one.
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### Create the new RAID array

Open **Array Management** → **Create Array**.

Choose:

* `RAIDABLE` for a single disk
* `RAID0` for multiple disks

Select the disk, then create the array.

If you use multiple disks, create one separate array per disk.
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### Install Windows and load RAID drivers

Use Windows 10 Pro.

Skip the product key.

Turn off all privacy settings.

Use an offline account.

At **Where do you want to install Windows?**:

1. Click **Load driver**.
2. Open your `AM4` or `AM5` RAID folder.
3. Load `AMD-RAID Bottom Device`.
4. Load the driver again.
5. Load `AMD-RAID Controller`.
6. Select the RAID disk and continue.
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### Verify the install

Open **Task Manager** → **Performance** → **Disk (C:)**.

It should show `AMD-RAID Array X` or `SCSI Disk Device`.
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### After installation

1. Use a brand new offline Windows account.
2. Do not sign into OneDrive, GeForce Experience, or Medal.
3. Install `vc_redist.x64.exe`.


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