Covcheg setup for Rust
Working Advanced setup
The cheat runs from a flash drive with the Orion loader and loads on F5 in the game main menu. BIOS needs virtualization, UEFI and Secure Boot off.
Requirements
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Tick what matches your PC:
- Windows 10 or 11 (x64)
- An Intel or AMD CPU with virtualization
- UEFI boot mode, system disk in GPT
- A USB flash drive — the loader runs from it
System requirements
- Operating system Windows 10 or 11
- Processor Intel or AMD
- Graphics card NVIDIA or AMD
- Game mode Any
- Launchers Steam
- Built-in spoofer No
You will also need Not included in the purchase — have it ready before you pay
- USB flash drive Needed to launch
Preparation
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Enable virtualization (VT-x / SVM) The loader needs hardware CPU virtualization. Enabled in BIOS.
- Enter BIOS/UEFI and open Advanced → CPU Configuration (naming varies by board).
- Enable Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x) on Intel, or SVM Mode on AMD. Save and reboot.
Enable Hyper-V Needed when the product requirements say Hyper-V must be on. Enabled in Windows features.
- Open Control Panel → Programs → Turn Windows features on or off and tick Hyper-V with all its sub-items.
- Open Command Prompt as administrator, run the command, then reboot:
bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype auto
Disk in GPT layout If the loader says “Unsupported firmware”, the system disk is MBR and needs converting to GPT.
- Check the layout: Win+R → diskmgmt.msc, right-click the system disk → Properties → Volumes → Partition style. It should read GUID (GPT).
- If it's MBR, convert without data loss: admin Command Prompt, run mbr2gpt /convert /allowfullOS. After converting, switch the BIOS boot mode to UEFI.
Back up anything important before converting. It usually goes smoothly, but a disk is a disk.
Disable Secure Boot Secure Boot stops the loader from starting. Check the status first, then disable it in BIOS if needed.
- Check the status: press
Win + R, typemsinfo32, and in System Summary find Secure Boot State. If it reads Off or Unsupported — you're set, skip the rest. - If it's On — enter BIOS/UEFI (tap
Del,F2orF10while the PC boots — depends on the motherboard). - Find Boot or Security → Secure Boot and set it to Disabled. Save (usually
F10) and reboot.- If Secure Boot is greyed out, set a Supervisor Password under Security first — that unlocks the option. You can remove the password afterwards.
Launch
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- Download the loader and move it to a USB flash drive. No copy of the loader should stay in Downloads or other folders.
- Close Steam from the tray icon: Exit Steam.
- Run the loader from the flash drive and wait for its menu.
- Press Start. The loader offers to restart the system — press Yes, the PC restarts on its own.
- After the restart install AnyDesk and open it.
- Press the red record button in AnyDesk, then stop the recording.
- Close Steam again, run the loader from the flash drive and press Start.
- Wait for the “Start the game and press F5 in game main menu” box, physically unplug the flash drive and press OK.
- Launch Rust and press
F5in the main menu — the product menu appears. - Note: repeat the flash drive and Steam steps before every loader launch, and start the game only with the flash drive unplugged.
Problems & fixes
2The loader says a requirement is not met
Open the Configs tab in the loader: the main items should be green. A red item is a preparation step left undone: virtualization, Hyper-V, GPT, UEFI or Secure Boot.
No menu after F5
Follow the loader messages: they say where it stopped. If the loader shows an error, contact support with its text.
Still stuck?
Run R1XON Checker first — it pinpoints most launch problems in 30 seconds. If it still fails, attach the checker report to your support ticket and we’ll sort it out fast.