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00:00Operators welcome. We all know that on high-stakes operations maps, the biggest threat isn't always

00:06tactical, but those unseen enemies who undermine fair play, the cheaters. That's why our security

00:12team is building a defense matrix from the ground up. Our primary weapon, Anti-Cheat Expert, or ACE.

00:19ACE isn't some rookie on the anti-cheat arena. With 20 years of experience on the digital frontlines,

00:25spanning both PC and mobile platforms, it stands as one of the gaming industry's leading providers of

00:31security solutions worldwide. As for specific measures, we've also rolled out the new DMA

00:36Shield solution. Think of it as installing a biometric-enabled barrier for your computer

00:41that keeps the vast majority of hardware cheats locked out of the game. Some of you may have

00:46seen the DMA Shield not-enabled prompt when launching the game. Don't worry. This doesn't mean your

00:52account is suspended. It's simply the system reminding you we need you to manually activate

00:57your computer's defense shield. Now, follow along with this video guide. In just three minutes,

01:02you can easily deploy DMA Shield and secure your gameplay. First, we need to confirm your computer's

01:08motherboard manufacturer. This step is crucial. Press Windows key plus R, type MSINFO32, and hit enter.

01:15Here, you can check your motherboard manufacturer, which will tell you how to access the BIOS.

01:21Restart your computer. When the screen lights up, but before Windows loads, tap repeatedly or hold

01:27the corresponding boot key to enter the BIOS. Most computers use Delete or F2, but please refer to your

01:34motherboard manufacturer's instructions for the exact key and steps. Once in the BIOS, we need to track

01:40down the crucial VTD or IOMMU settings. If you've got an Intel processor, find VTD in the Advanced or

01:50System Agent menu and turn it on. If you've got an AMD processor, locate the IOMMU option and set it to

01:58Enable. This is the critical switch for blocking hardware cheats. Note that BIOS menu vary by

02:04manufacturer. If you cannot find the relevant switch in the suggested paths, contact your

02:09motherboard manufacturer for further guidance. Congratulations! You've successfully set up the DMA

02:15Shield. In addition to DMA Shield, you may see error popups related to Secure Boot at TPM 2.0. These are

02:23independent security checks. Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 make sure your PC only loads trusted software

02:31during startup, which is also essential for our anti-cheat operations. Let's configure them correctly

02:36now. First, we need to confirm that your system disk uses GPT partitioning. Press Win plus X, Disk Management,

02:45find your system drive, Properties, Volumes, Disk Partition Style, GPT. Next, ensure your BIOS mode is set

02:52to UEFI. Press Win plus R, MSInfo32, System Summary, BIOS mode, UEFI. These two indicators are the gold standard

03:03for enabling Secure Boot and TPM 2.0. If you check both boxes, excellent. We only need to enter the BIOS

03:09again to enable Secure Boot and TPM 2.0. As shown, these options are usually found under Advanced,

03:16Security, or Boot Menus, but the names and locations can vary depending on your motherboard manufacturer.

03:22Locate Secure Boot and set it to Enable. Then find TPM and turn it on. If your device allows version

03:29selection, choose 2.0. Congratulations! With DMA Shield, Secure Boot, and TPM 2.0 fully deployed,

03:37your computer is now equipped with a top-tier defense system. From here on out, you'll run into fewer cheaters

03:42and have a combat experience where skill truly decides the outcome. If you hit any snags during setup,

03:47reach out to us through the dedicated Discord hardware support channel, in-game customer service,

03:52or email. We've got your back. Operators, deploy with confidence.