# Start Here

**System requirements- YOU MUST MAKE YOUR PC SETTINGS MATCH THIS BEFORE TRYING TO INJECT:**

If you are not sure how to change the settings below please locate your motherboard model using the guide below and input it into chatGPT and ask it how to change the respective setting for that motherboard.

#### **Settings Required: IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS IT WILL NOT WORK**

SVM \[AMD] / VT-X \[INTEL] (BIOS) (virtulization)enabled. \
16GB RAM (or more). \
Hyper V disabled for AMD CPU only. \
Hyper V disabled for INTEL CPU only.\
Firmware in UEFI mode only for INTEL CPU. \
The system use GPT format disk only for INTEL CPU. \
Supported: INTEL + AMD, Windows 10-11 | 1909 - 25h2.

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#### How to Find Your Motherboard Model Using **MSINFO32** (Windows) <a href="#how-to-find-your-motherboard-model-using-msinfo32-windows" id="how-to-find-your-motherboard-model-using-msinfo32-windows"></a>

If you need to identify your motherboard model on Windows, the built-in **System Information** tool (MSINFO32) makes it quick and easy—no third-party software required.

**Step-by-Step Instructions**

1. **Open the Run dialog**
   * Press **Windows Key + R** on your keyboard.
2. **Launch System Information**
   * Type `msinfo32`
   * Press **Enter**
3. **Locate System Summary**
   * When the System Information window opens, make sure **System Summary** is selected in the left panel (this is selected by default).
4. **Find the motherboard details**
   * On the right side, look for the following entries:
     * **BaseBoard Manufacturer**
     * **BaseBoard Product**
     * **BaseBoard Version**
5. **Identify your motherboard model**
   * The **BaseBoard Product** field is your motherboard model.
   * The **BaseBoard Manufacturer** tells you the brand (ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock, etc.).

**Example**

* **BaseBoard Manufacturer:** ASUS
* **BaseBoard Product:** ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING
* **BaseBoard Version:** Rev 1.xx

Your motherboard model in this example would be **ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING**.

**Notes & Troubleshooting**

* If any BaseBoard fields show **“To be filled by O.E.M.”**, your system may be a prebuilt PC or laptop. In that case:
  * Check the manufacturer’s support page using your system model, or
  * Use an alternative method like **Command Prompt (wmic)** or **CPU-Z**.