Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions that most often come up before and after installation.

About Zorro

Use the detailed guide links in each answer when you need steps rather than a summary.

Which operating systems are supported?

Zorro currently supports Windows only. A subscription does not include a macOS or Linux build.

Which Minecraft clients are supported?

Vanilla, Lunar, Cosmic, Badlion, Forge 1.8.9, and Orbit are currently listed. See the maintained supported-client list; do not assume an unlisted client will work.

Why does antivirus flag or remove Zorro?

The engine attaches to a running Minecraft process, behavior that heuristic scanners often treat as suspicious. Follow the Windows Security setup before restoring or reinstalling a quarantined file.

Does Minecraft need to be focused for auto-attach?

No. Zorro waits for the client's runtime and window readiness, but the game can remain in the background. Some clients take longer to satisfy those readiness checks.

Are my profiles and module settings synced?

Saved module configurations and profiles sync to your account. If two devices change the configuration before synchronizing, Settings asks whether to use the cloud copy or this device.

Can I move my subscription to another PC?

Yes, through Account → Devices. One PC can be linked at a time, and resets normally have a 30-day cooldown. See Device binding and rebinds.

How do updates work?

Zorro checks on launch. When an update is available, a notification dot leads to Settings, where you download and then choose Restart & install. See Updates.

Is Zorro undetectable or ban-safe?

No. No client or setting can guarantee that. Read Safety and bans before use.

Does self-destruct remove every trace everywhere?

No. It targets Zorro-managed files and local data on the PC. It cannot remove browser, third-party, server-side, or billing records. Read Self-destruct and cleanup before using it.