Valorant Uefi Secure Boot Now

| Symptom | Likely Fix | |---------|-------------| | BIOS shows Secure Boot on, but Windows says off | Disable CSM, ensure UEFI boot mode | | “Secure Boot can be enabled but is off” | Load factory default keys in BIOS | | Valorant error persists after enabling | Reinstall Vanguard + restart twice | | Windows installed in Legacy mode | Convert to GPT using mbr2gpt tool |

While Windows 10 users might not always face this error, Windows 11 fundamentally requires Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 by design; Valorant simply enforces these existing hardware requirements to maintain game security. Step 1: Check Your Current Status valorant uefi secure boot

If you dual-boot Linux or use older hardware, you may need to weigh the trade-off. For everyone else, following the steps above should get you back in the game within 10 minutes. | Symptom | Likely Fix | |---------|-------------| |

Before you start, check these three things to avoid issues: Before you start, check these three things to avoid issues: