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VVALORANT
Created by Napo on 10/10/2022 in #community-help
When I open VALORANT I get an error message
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VVALORANT
Created by Napo on 10/10/2022 in #community-help
When I open VALORANT I get an error message
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VVALORANT
Created by Napo on 10/10/2022 in #community-help
When I open VALORANT I get an error message
@77napo did you also selected Windows UEFI Mode? And saved this selection?
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VVALORANT
Created by ドリフター on 10/8/2022 in #community-help
how do i play every time i join it says secure reboot required
SCaaa2 buggy
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VVALORANT
Created by ドリフター on 10/8/2022 in #community-help
how do i play every time i join it says secure reboot required
But in some it's not idk
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VVALORANT
Created by ドリフター on 10/8/2022 in #community-help
how do i play every time i join it says secure reboot required
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VVALORANT
Created by habits on 10/7/2022 in #community-help
constant microstuttering after last update
But I think they also fixed something with the new patch so maybe just update and try again
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VVALORANT
Created by habits on 10/7/2022 in #community-help
constant microstuttering after last update
Turn of hardware acceleration everywhere
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VVALORANT
Created by anaroo on 10/8/2022 in #community-help
VAN9003
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VVALORANT
Created by anaroo on 10/8/2022 in #community-help
VAN9003
Wait Ima look how it was for mine
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VVALORANT
Created by anaroo on 10/8/2022 in #community-help
VAN9003
It has to be somewhere under the tab security or so idk
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VVALORANT
Created by ドリフター on 10/8/2022 in #community-help
how do i play every time i join it says secure reboot required
I guess you're using Windows 11, what means you have to activate TPM 2.0, and Secure Boot inside your Bios. TPM 2.0 is mostly active automatically, so you will only have to turn on Secure Boot. Depending on the manufacturer of your device, this may require you to press the F2, F8, F12 or Delete keys during the startup process. This will open your BIOS. Once in your UEFI/BIOS, under the "Security" category, you can change the Secure Boot configuration.
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