Follow this guide carefully and complete every step in order.

The Atlas Loader automatically checks your PC and shows which requirements are correct and which settings still need attention. Open the loader before changing anything.

⬇️ DOWNLOAD THE ATLAS LOADER

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Open the loader and locate the Requirements Status section.

It will display which requirements are:

• Enabled

• Disabled

• Passed

• Needs Attention

Once every requirement passes, enter your license key and continue to the launch guide.

Quick Navigation

1. Check Requirements

2. Complete Loader Setup

3. Launch Atlas

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🖥️ REQUIREMENTS

01 — Microsoft Defender

The Atlas Loader will display the current Microsoft Defender requirement status.

The supplied setup uses DControl for this requirement. Follow the included provider instructions, then reopen or refresh the loader to check the status again.

⚠️ Security Notice: Microsoft Defender is a Windows security feature. Disabling antivirus protection reduces your system security. Only run files from sources you trust.

Confirmation: ☐ Defender requirement confirmed

02 — UEFI Mode

1. Press Win + R.

2. Type msinfo32.

3. Press Enter.

4. Locate BIOS Mode.

5. Confirm that it displays UEFI.

⚠️ If BIOS Mode displays Legacy, do not randomly change firmware settings. Existing Windows installations may require GPT/UEFI configuration before changing the boot mode.

Confirmation: ☐ UEFI Mode confirmed

03 — Windows Version

1. Press Win + R.

2. Type winver.

3. Press Enter.

4. Check the displayed Windows edition and version.

5. Confirm that your version is currently supported by the Atlas Loader.

Confirmation: ☐ Windows version confirmed

04 — CPU Virtualization

Virtualization must be enabled through your BIOS/UEFI.

Check the Current Status

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.

2. Open the Performance tab.

3. Select CPU.

4. Locate Virtualization.

5. Confirm that it displays Enabled.

Common BIOS Names

• Intel: Intel Virtualization Technology / VT-x

• AMD: SVM Mode / AMD-V

BIOS menu names and locations vary depending on your motherboard or computer manufacturer.

Confirmation: ☐ Virtualization confirmed

05 — HVCI Status

HVCI is commonly displayed in Windows Security as Memory Integrity.

1. Open Windows Security.

2. Select Device Security.

3. Open Core Isolation Details.

4. Check the current Memory Integrity status.

5. Compare it with the requirement displayed by the Atlas Loader.

HVCI and Memory Integrity are Windows kernel-security features. This section only explains how to check their current status.

Confirmation: ☐ HVCI status checked

06 — Meltdown Mitigation Status

Check the status displayed by the Atlas Loader’s requirements checker.

If the reported state does not match the expected requirement, verify your current Windows security configuration before proceeding.

Meltdown and speculative-execution mitigations are operating-system and CPU security protections. This guide does not provide instructions for disabling them.

Confirmation: ☐ Meltdown mitigation status checked

07 — Driver Blocklist Status

Check the status reported by the Atlas Loader.

Depending on your Windows version, vulnerable-driver protection may also appear inside:

Windows Security → Device Security → Core Isolation

Microsoft’s vulnerable-driver protections are designed to block known unsafe kernel drivers. This section only explains how to verify the current status.

Confirmation: ☐ Driver blocklist status checked

🔑 ATLAS LOADER SETUP

08 — Complete Every Requirement

Open the Atlas Loader and review the Requirements Status section.

The loader will show which requirements currently pass and which ones still need attention. Use the detailed sections above for anything that does not pass.

Once every requirement is complete:

1. Enter your Atlas license key.

2. Confirm that all requirement checks pass.

3. Continue to the launch instructions below.

Confirmation: ☐ All Atlas Loader requirements complete

🚀 ATLAS LAUNCH GUIDE

Follow these steps in the exact order shown.

Important — Enable Streamproof Mode

Make sure Streamproof Mode is enabled before playing. A Streamproof toggle is available inside the product.

Streamproof Mode is intended to prevent the overlay from appearing in supported screenshots, game captures, and streaming software.

⚠️ Leaving it disabled may allow the overlay to appear in captured images. Streamproof should not be treated as a guarantee against bans or every possible detection method.

01 — Confirm the Requirements

Make sure every requirement displayed by the Atlas Loader has passed before continuing.

02 — Install the Driver

Click Install Driver inside the loader.

Wait until the Atlas Loader confirms that the driver has successfully loaded.

03 — Open Battlefield 6

Once the driver is loaded, open Battlefield 6.

⚠️ Do not inject yet. A loaded driver does not mean you should inject immediately. Launch the game first.

04 — Enter a Live Match

Enter a live match and wait until you are completely loaded into the game.

Do not remain on the main menu.

05 — Inject Atlas

Once you are fully inside the match, return to the Atlas Loader and use the injection control.

06 — Press F1

When prompted by the Atlas Loader, press F1 to finish launching the product.

✅ CORRECT LAUNCH ORDER

Requirements → Enter Key → Install Driver → Open Game → Enter Match → Inject → Press F1

Fullscreen Overlay Support

SteelSeries (Fullscreen Supported)

Download: https://steelseries.com/gg/download/

• Open SteelSeries
• Go to Settings → GENERAL → General
• Enable Sonar
• Go to SONAR → Shortcuts
• Bind the F7 key to Master – Volume Up
• Press this bind before injection

NVIDIA App (Fullscreen NOT Supported)

Download: https://www.nvidia.com/en-eu/software/nvidia-app/

• Open NVIDIA App
• Go to Settings → General
• Enable In-Game Overlay

Important:

• NVIDIA GPUs support NVIDIA App and SteelSeries
• AMD GPUs support SteelSeries only
• Overlay must be enabled before launching Ancient

Loader

Download: http://undetect.net/download/loader

How to Launch Ancient

1. Disable your antivirus
2. Launch the loader
3. Insert your key
4. Press Inject

After injection, the loader will close automatically.
Open the menu using the Insert key.

System Requirements

• AES supported CPU
• SVM / VT-X enabled in BIOS
• Intel or AMD CPU
• Windows 10–11 (1809 – 24H2)
• 16GB RAM

Ancient Troubleshooting Guide

SteelSeries / NVIDIA Errors

Error: Please launch SteelSeries Moments overlay (FOR GEFORCE)

Fix:

• Disable NVIDIA In-Game Overlay
• Restart NVIDIA App
• Re-enable In-Game Overlay

Error: Please launch SteelSeries Sonar overlay (FOR STEELSERIES)

Fix: Press your SONAR hotkey before launching Ancient

Error: Menu flickering or black screen

Fix:

• SteelSeries → Settings → Moments → Capture & Sound
• Disable “Allow Moments to capture while gaming”

System & Driver Errors

Error: Please disable Intel Rapid Storage Technology

Fix: Microsoft Guide

Error: Bind button does not work

• Reinject Ancient
• Run Ancient as Administrator

Error: No menu / loader closes immediately

Fix: Install Microsoft Visual C++ x64

CPU & Virtualization Errors

Error: AES instruction set not supported

Fix: Cannot be fixed (hardware limitation)

Error: Enable VT-X / AMD-V

Fix: Enable virtualization in BIOS

Error: VMX / SVM not supported

Fix: Disable Hyper-V and Virtual Machine Platform, then run:

bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off

Restart your PC.

Hardware ID Error

Error: Incorrect HWID

Fix: Run Command Prompt as Administrator:

wmic diskdrive get Caption, SerialNumber
wmic baseboard get SerialNumber

If commands fail, reinstall Windows.