VAN 1067 CRASH NEED HELP
over the past couple of weeks my valorant has been crashing more and more often with the connection error code 1067. now my game at a point where it's basically impossible to stay on the homepage for over a few minutes or load into a game. i am running on windows 11 as my pc came with it and i think that may be the root of the issue in some way, but i have tried almost everything and cannot seem to find out what i need to do to fix this problem. does anyone know?
- everything is up to date (graphics drivers, software, etc.) and i meet all system requirements to play the game
- i have gone into my BIOS and made sure that secure boot and TPM 2.0 are enabled
- my internet/ethernet is secure and stable
- restarted vgc services but it seems to be crashing even while it is running
i've redownloaded the riot client, vanguard, and valorant itself, along with everything else i have done so far and still seem to be coming across this error. i believe it has to do with the relationship between windows 11 and riot because my league of legends also crashes multiple times mid game although i am not encountering errors while playing on other games and platforms. my pc came with windows 11 preinstalled and i recently found out i can revert back to windows 10, but i am not confident in making a software change if i am able to fix this problem without it since that will only result in me having to go through much more trouble resetting my entire 
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oh heck nah in not reading that
:(
did you try quitting discord?
i had that issue so i closed my discord and it seemed to run smoothly
im kiding i reeaded it
(:
its ur internet
u have to get a new rouder on 
yes i have, i’ve talked to riot and they confirmed that its a windows 11 problem there’s not much i can do
I'm having the exact same issue yet im not on Windows 11 im on Windows 10
@stellatte did you ever get this fixed?
that’s interesting
Found the solution: clean-up the files from Vanguard in order to do a clean reinstall:
• Delete the file at C:\Windows\vgkbootstatus.dat
• Download Revo Uninstaller, look for Riot Vanguard, and uninstall it (make sure to search thoroughly, but if Vanguard doesn't show up in the list, you can skip this step)
• Open the Windows search, look for Command Prompt, and right click ➪ Run as admin
• Type or copy/paste the following commands (do each of them separately):
sc delete vgc
sc delete vgk
• Afterwards, do a reboot - please note that clicking "Shut down" is not the same as "Restart" (Windows does not do a full reboot if you click the "Shut down" button)
• Now, open the VALORANT shortcut again in order to reinstall Vanguard (you might need to restart the PC once again during this process)
When in revo uninstaller and uninstalling vanguard, make sure to click the option to delete the leftover files/registery key files