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UEFI before Windows
The UEFI boot path runs before Windows starts, then hands control back to the original Windows boot manager.
Precise controls, clean configuration, and support that answers when something gets in the way.
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Grouped the same way in the menu itself, so what you read here is where you will find it later. Scroll: the panel follows.
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Memory, silent and trigger assistance with FOV, smoothing, distance, bone and visibility controls.
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Player and world overlays with boxes, skeletons, names, health, distance, colours and range controls.
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Live player controls for health, armour, movement, freecam and player-focused actions.
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Player and vehicle actions are grouped together with explicit keybinds and adjustable values.
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Save, refresh, load and delete named configurations directly from the menu.
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Stream-proof overlay mode, active-feature readout, crosshair info and a deliberate unload control.
Six concrete behaviors you can expect from the current release, stated plainly.
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The UEFI boot path runs before Windows starts, then hands control back to the original Windows boot manager.
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The original Windows boot path is restored before control passes back to Windows.
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The runtime stays scoped to the session that started it and ends with that session.
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Access starts with a valid cfxaim key, with the same focused flow whether you use the standard or UEFI path.
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A key is paired with its first machine so your access stays tied to the setup you chose.
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Uptime and service state are read from the same status data used by the dashboard, so availability is visible instead of implied.
Four details that shape the experience, from access that stays paired to a boot path before Windows.
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The first launch claims your machine and every launch after it has to match. A key handed to a friend is a key that stops working, which is exactly why yours keeps working.
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The standard launch path uses the UEFI handoff before Windows starts, then returns control to the original boot path.
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Aim, Visuals, Players, Exploits, Configs and Settings are the six sections mirrored in the current menu shell.
UEFI
The UEFI path loads the attachment before Windows starts, restores the original boot manager, and keeps the session-resident runtime until shutdown.
Ninety days of history, kept where everyone can read it, including the days we would rather you did not.
99.95%
average across the last ninety days
Loader
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Flawless Menu
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Auth API
Operational
Dashboard
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Every plan is the whole menu with every update while it is active. The only difference is how long your key lasts.
€14.9930 days
The whole menu, for a month.
€79.99365 days
The same thing, cheaper by the day.
€149.99no expiry
Buy once. It stops being a subscription.
Keys are sold in the Discord. You get one the moment it is paid for, and redeeming it here creates the account and issues the licence in the same step.
Three steps, and the longest one is finding your Discord ID.
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Pick how long you want it for. The key reaches you straight away and carries its own length: a month, a year, or no expiry at all.
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The key becomes your account and your licence in one step. An emailed code confirms the address, and Discord confirms where we reach you.
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Download the current release, paste the key, and start the UEFI session path for that machine.
Support
you03:41
new laptop, key says it is locked to the old machine
cfxaimStaff03:43
Reset it, you are good. Launch the current release and it will bind to this machine.
Two minutes, in the middle of the night, from the people who work on the menu. The timestamps are the point.
Open the DiscordBuy a key, redeem it, download the current release. Already holding a key? Redeem it and you are done.