With the program FakeGPS we'll show you how to change your GPS location in Windows. This way, you can insert any GPS location by installing a fake virtual device on your computer. The manipulation is done by modifying latitude and longitude coordinates, but your IP address will remain the same.
There are many Windows platforms that use GPS location to provide certain information. Examples include Cortana and Google Maps, among others.
How to spoof GPS location in Windows 10?
FakeGPS works with just two simple commands. But you'll also need to install a GPS driver to manipulate your location.
Step one: The first thing you need to do is download the program, unzip the file, and from the folder “FakeGPS-v1.0.0-alpha2”, you'll need to open a command prompt window as administrator.
When the CMD window opens, you have to run the following command:
bcdedit /set testsigning on
Then, you will definitely have to restart the computer.
Step two: Now you'll need to install the driver “devmgmt.msc” (it's in the “x64 driver” folder). To do this, go to “Device Manager”, select “Action”, and click on “Add legacy hardware”, and from this mode you can add the driver manually from its location on your computer. After accepting all driver terms, you'll need to restart again.
Step three: At this point, you'll need to open the folder where “FakeGPS.exe” is located and from there open a command prompt window as administrator. And that's it, you can now set fake coordinates by typing the following command:
FakeGPS -s "latitude,longitude"
This is the location we added:
FakeGPS -s 51.51788, -0.102419
Step four: If you want to check your PC's current coordinates, you'll need to run the following command:
FakeGPS –g
Pretty easy for something so complex, right? With these four steps you can spoof your PC's GPS location, and we've done it all with FakeGPS, a platform that sets specific coordinates on your device simply.
