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GAME           : Need for Speed  Unbound
PUBLISHER      : Electronic Arts
RELEASE DATE   : 2026/03
PROTECTION     : Denuvo + Origin
STORE          : https://store.steampowered.com/app/1846380/Need_for_Speed_Unbound/

GAME NOTES

Race to the top, definitely don t flop. Outsmart the cops, and enter weekly qualifiers
for The Grand: the ultimate street race. Pack your garage with precision-tuned,
custom rides, and light up the streets with your style.

READ EVERYTHING BELOW BEFORE INSTALLING

Copy the contents of the "DenuvOwO" folder to the game folder.

Hypervisor releases require specific security features to be disabled.
To prepare your system for the hypervisor, run VBS.cmd as administrator.

Read the displayed information carefully before proceeding.
After you are done playing the game, it is highly recommended to revert the changes.

Hypervisor driver source codes are in the DenuvOwO_SRC_V4.rar
The source code archive is for advanced users, you don't need to open or copy it.

When AutoLoadHV is enabled, the HV will be automatically loaded/unloaded, which
requires administrator rights (you will see a UAC prompt for RunDll32.exe)

If AutoLoadHV is disabled, you don't have to run the game with admin privileges.
In this case, you need to create and manage the driver service like in the example.
This info is included for advanced users.

Mentioned driver files are included in the DenuvOwO folder, set your directory.
Use the following commands in a administrator command prompt.

sc create SimpleSvm type= kernel binPath= "C:\Users\Test\Desktop\SVM\SimpleSvm.sys"
sc start SimpleSvm

sc stop SimpleSvm  [After exiting the game]
sc delete SimpleSvm

Intel driver file name is hyperkd.sys. You need the other hyperdbg files next to it.
These file names all start with "hyper".

If you have BitLocker, have your recovery key available as it might be sensitive.
Same goes for Windows Hello if you are using it, have your normal login method ready.

WARNING: Make sure to stop any anticheat services that you might have running in the
background (e.g. Vanguard) before using the hypervisor.