How to Fix Rainbow Six Siege Cheats Not Working After an Update
Open Rainbow Six Siege on its own and see whether it reaches the main menu. If it does, look for a Siege cheat update for the exact product on your SurchCheats order. Find the first screen or feature that stopped working before you change your setup.

Check the exact Siege cheat on your order
Start with the product name on your order. Check the SurchCheats status page for that exact name. If Inferno R6, Vega R6 or Diamond Lite R6 has an entry, use its own status for the Siege cheat update check. If it does not appear, open its product page from the R6 cheats category and ask support about that order.
The Siege cheat status says Updating or Testing
Use the status for the exact product you bought. The SurchCheats status legend tells you to wait when a product is Updating or Testing. For a Siege cheat update report, include the status label and the time you saw it. Keep that separate from a Windows error that appears when the loader opens.
Rainbow Six Siege closes even with the cheat loader shut
Try to reach the same game screen with the loader closed. If Siege exits before the lobby or closes while the map loads, note the last screen and keep the game error. A Siege cheat update is a separate check once the game can open on its own. If both runs reach the same point, record which window closes first.
Compare the last Siege round that worked with the first one that failed
Start with two moments you can place on a timeline: the last match where the feature worked and the first attempt where it failed. Put the game update and the Siege cheat update between those moments only if you know when each happened. If Windows also updated, list that separately. The order of events is useful even if you do not know what caused the failure.
The R6 cheat loader will not open after the update
Use the loader guide if the window never appears, flashes and closes or shows a Windows message. If the file in your order changed with a Siege cheat update, check which copy you actually opened. Use the filename in the order instructions if it is listed. Keep the first Windows error before you close it. That makes it easier to compare two launch attempts.
The loader stays open but the Siege cheat menu is missing
If your order includes setup instructions, compare the last loader screen with those instructions. For a missing menu after a Siege cheat update, check whether the game still takes input. Use the menu guide if you can move in Siege and the panel stays hidden. Keep the last screen that worked.
Siege player ESP or gadget ESP disappears after the update
Watch one drawing that you could already see. If a player marker blinks out after a Siege cheat update, follow the flickering ESP guide. Diamond Lite R6 lists both player ESP and gadget ESP, so record which drawing disappeared if you use it. Keep the camera on the same scene long enough to see whether the marker returns on its own.
Inferno or Vega aim stops responding after the update
Inferno R6 and Vega R6 list aimbot. If you use either and aim stops responding after a Siege cheat update, check whether player ESP still draws and whether the crosshair moves normally with the mouse. Use the aimbot guide if aim is the only feature that failed. Try to describe one visible player and the point where the crosshair stopped moving.
Check which Inferno R6 configuration you loaded after the update
Inferno R6 documents Save Config and Load Config. If you used Load Config after a Siege cheat update, note which configuration you selected. Compare the setting you can see with the value you remember using in the last working round. Give both values if they differ. If you never loaded a configuration, report the feature that failed and leave the configuration out.
Which Rainbow Six Siege cheat are you using?
Open the Rainbow Six Siege cheats category or match the product to your SurchCheats order.
Where to get help with Rainbow Six Siege cheats
If you can reproduce the problem, contact SurchCheats support with the product name, order reference and the date of the game update and the first feature that stopped responding.
