Recently, many Valorant players report that they encounter the Valorant Vanguard anti-cheat error on Windows 11.
If you are one of them, you could refer to this post fromMiniToolto find some solutions.
Valorant is a free first-person hero shooter that comes from Riot Games.
Today, we are talking about another issue Valorant Vanguard anti-cheat error on Windows 11.
Black Myth: Wukong was released nowadays.
However, many players encounter the Black Myth: Wukong crashing issue.
Here are the fixes.
Thus, you should run Valorant as an administrator.
Here is how to do that:
Step 1: Right-clickValoranton your desktop and chooseProperties.
Step 2: Go to theCompatibilitytab and check theRun this program as an administratorbox.
Step 3: ClickApplyandOKto let this change take effect.
Here are steps:
Step 1: Press theWindows + Ikeys together to openSettings.
Then, go toApps>Apps & features.
Step 2: Then, scroll down the menu in the right panel to find Valorant.
Click it and chooseUninstall.
Then, follow the on-screen instructions to uninstall it.
Step 3: After that, go to its official website to download and reinstall it.
Then, chooseWindows Defender Firewall.
Step 2: Next, chooseAllow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall.
Then, clickChange configs.
Step 3: Choose toAllow another app.
Click theBrowsebutton and open theValorant.exefile.
Step 4: Click theAddbutton.
Then, check thePrivateandPublicboxes.
Step 5: Click theAllow another appbutton again and then clickBrowse.
Go toC:\Program Files\Riot Vanguard\vgc.exeand open it.
Step 6: Click theAddbutton.
Then, check thePrivateandPublicboxes.
Do the same thing forRiot Client Servicesby going to theRiot Clientfolder and then clickOK.
Step 1: jot down Services in the Search box to open it.
Step 2: Find thevgcservice.
Double-click it and change the startup bang out toAutomatic.
Besides, click Restartto run this service.
Step 4: ClickApplyandOKto save changes.
If you are bothered by this issue, try these solutions at once to get rid of the trouble.
