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How to get your UAC2 ID/Gameaccount
Getting your UAC2 ID/Gameaccount is really easy and includes only 4 steps.
1. Open your UAC2 Client and login.
2. Click on the Play button.
3. Press the field where your Username and ID is entered and use copy to clipboard.
4. Add this ID with a screenshot as proof to your ESL Account.
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What is Universal AntiCheat 2 ?
UAC2 – Universal AntiCheat 2 is anticheat software designed to create screens and scan info's in “unspecific” time frames and upload of the screens to website. UAC2 is FREEWARE for non commercial use without any warranty. Author is not responsible for safety of your computer. Screens and scan info can be viewed by anyone who uses UAC2 and want to see them. Screen contains text messages that will help to identify the screen and user (time, version, user id etc.). Scan info contains information about your current computer setup (CPU, VGA, RAM etc).
How UAC2 Works ?
How UAC2 Works ? UACv2 has a smart system of function, it is only as good as you make it.
With the included UAC2 Wizard you can create definition files that contain search patterns, game and cheat informations.
This system is expandable using PRO commands, their functions are always described in this manual which will be included in every installation of UAC2 and updated when new PRO command will be available. Detection methods are updated from our side (our development team). Even by request, so please feel free to contact us.
First of all UAC scans all active applications (and inactive when specified in PRO functions). And looks for every running dynamic link library (DLL) files. These files are analyzed and compared with the definition file, when cheat is detected, this information is shown on the screen and in the scan info's. Also this information is sent to UAC2 main web page where is stored and shown to other users. Screens taken by UAC2 can be viewed only in UAC2 – Screens section. Files are compressed and encrypted so fake screens are out of the question. UAC2 also contains fake screen detector and does not allow to upload any fake screens so the screen can't be replaced or deleted.
BACKWORDS detection !
UAC2 has ability to detect cheats even inside old screens where no cheat was detected before (old definition file) , so every time screen is “shown” in the Screens section , the definitions from actual DEF file check for presence of any cheat. If cheat is detected, a message will appear and will flag the screen +1 as cheater screen.
Using UAC2 with Win Vista / Win7 / other OS
If you experience some trouble with your OS please try to use UAC2 launcher, located in the installation directory , the executable name : start_uac.exe
Getting started with UAC 2.
Step 1: Download & Install UAC2
Step 2: Launch UAC2
Step 3: Click The "Create an Account" button to create your account
Step 4: Enter in the account details you want and press "Register".
Step 5: IMPORTANT - Check your email, you will have an email from us regarding your registeration. You must use that link and confirm your email address before you can use UAC.
Step 6: Enter your newly created account details into the login box and push "Login".
Step 7: You should now be able move to the "Play" Mode. This is where you go when you want to start up UAC.
You should now be able move to the "Screens" Mode. This is where you go browse and view yours and other players screenshots.
Step 2: Launch UAC2
Step 3: Click The "Create an Account" button to create your account
Step 4: Enter in the account details you want and press "Register".
Step 5: IMPORTANT - Check your email, you will have an email from us regarding your registeration. You must use that link and confirm your email address before you can use UAC.
Step 6: Enter your newly created account details into the login box and push "Login".
Step 7: You should now be able move to the "Play" Mode. This is where you go when you want to start up UAC.
You should now be able move to the "Screens" Mode. This is where you go browse and view yours and other players screenshots.
