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VALORANT•6mo ago
NoobyTHICC

Boot device verification failure

I have no idea what to do there. Reinstalling VanGuard and Valorant didn't help. Secure Boot is enabled and the newest Version of Windows 11 is installed. No idea there
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River
River•6mo ago
same problem here... of all days its now when I have the eternal sovereign in my shop and it resets in 52 minutes 🙄
inestimable
inestimable•6mo ago
same
Joshy
Joshy•6mo ago
same i made sure all of the requirements were installed too iommu , memory integrity, secure boot, tpm 2.0 unsure of what to do now VBS is also running my computer is also fully updated
aweD
aweD•6mo ago
are you playing from an external drive? because i am and have the same issue
jidat
jidat•6mo ago
Never seen that before Try moving the riot games folder to ur internal drive Evryone try that if ur game is on an external drive
aweD
aweD•6mo ago
no like im booting windows from an external drive but val was working yesterday and i dont think booting windows from an external drive is the problem
jidat
jidat•6mo ago
Why tf u booting windows from an external drive Thats most probably the problem
Joshy
Joshy•6mo ago
Yes I am So maybe having windows on a portable drive is what’s causing it But why would it be the issue though Huh
aweD
aweD•6mo ago
alr its working now i installed val on my internal drive
Joshy
Joshy•6mo ago
Are you booting windows off your external still? i installed it on my internal drive and still isnt working im booting windows off my external tho
aweD
aweD•6mo ago
nope i dont think you can use external to boot val anymore
Joshy
Joshy•6mo ago
oh dang alright
inestimable
inestimable•6mo ago
fix ???
호나
호나•5mo ago
they change security requiremnets it shouldnt have been.. working ask jidat hes knowledgeable
jidat
jidat•5mo ago
Hm u can just get windows on the internal drive? Pretty sure there are some programs which lets u transfer ur windows without having to install new windows Nah It will move the entire OS folder to the other drive Also moving the boot file etc U will prob need to give boot priority to ur internal drive once u do that tho As it will become ur boot drive Another option is completely reinstalling windows to ur internal drive ofc Which is better imo To avoid unnecessary issues

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