How to Fix Vanguard for Valorant’s “This Version of Vanguard is out of Compliance”

How to repair In Valorant, “This version of Vanguard is out of compliance.”

You must activate UEFI and TPM 2.0 in order to resolve the “This version of Vanguard is out of compliance” problem in Valorant. In its place, you have to disable virtualization-based security (VBS) if your system is unable to implement such capabilities.

How to Fix 1: Enable TPM 2.0 and UEFI.

1. When your computer restarts, hit the BIOS key (such as F2 or DEL).
   UEFI is the first boot option.
2. Set a supervisor password under security. Type in a new password (like 123).
3. Protection > TPM (TCM) State > Enable Change
   Remove > Remove Saving Changes > Yes.

Point #1: The BIOS key varies depending on the machine; to get the right one, type “BIOS key for x” into Google (for example, “BIOS key for Acer laptop”).

Point #2: You must use the following approach if your machine does not support TPM 2.0 and the BIOS Configuration is not UEFI.

Point #3: Use Windows Search to find “tpm.msc,” open it, and see whether the status reads “The TPM is prepared to use” to see if your system is compatible with TPM 2.0.

Point #4: Use Windows Search to find “msinfo32” and open it to see if the BIOS Type is UEFI to see whether your system is capable of supporting UEFI.

How to Fix 2: Turn on Secure Boot.

1. When your computer restarts, hit the BIOS key (such as F2 or DEL).
2. Go to Secure Boot, toggle Secure Boot to Enabled, then press F10 to save and leave for Alienware, the Inspiron, and the Vostro.
3. Navigate to Secure Boot > Safe Boot Enable > Select Secure Boot Allow > Apply > Quit > Save for OptiPlex, accuracy, Wyse, and XPS.

Search for “msinfo32” in Windows Search, open it, and verify that “Secure Boot State” is “On” to see if Secure Boot is activated.

How to Fix 3: Turn off VBS.

1. Enter “CMD” into Windows Search to find it.
2. “Run as administrator” may be chosen by right-clicking the command prompt.
3. Hit enter after entering “bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off”.
4. Restart your computer and type “Core Isolation” into Windows Search.
5. Restart your computer after turning “Memory Integrity” off.

Point : By using Windows Search to find “msinfo32,” opening it, and finding “Virtualization-based security,” you may determine whether VBS is turned off.