Need assistance understanding Valorant’s TPM rules?
Need assistance understanding Valorant’s TPM rules?
Secure Boot is also needed for the Windows 11 edition of Valorant. Until you enable Secure Boot in your Windows, you can't play. Have you just upgraded to Windows 11, or has it always been set up that way?
Approximately two months ago I switched to Windows 11 and got a new laptop. Both of them ran smoothly on Windows 11 at first, which felt natural then. Now I’m regretting the decision. I haven’t been able to play Valorant in two months. I’m planning to watch YouTube videos and try whatever advice they give to get Secure Boot working for a few hours until I decide to quit and just relax. I really want to enjoy the new season with my friends. Edited April 28, 2022 by h9h9 I can’t spell. Lol
I thought about what you mentioned before. Restoring the BIOS to its default settings might resolve the issue. Several BIOS configurations could interfere with Secure Boot. After resetting those settings, you’ll need to reconfigure TPM and XMP. If you’re unsure, it’s best to bring it to a professional or someone familiar with the process. You might also consider rolling back from Windows 11 back to Windows 10—though I haven’t done that myself, I think the upgrade should have happened within about ten days for this option to be available. Here’s a link: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...:text=Open Settings app on your,Windows 10 screen should appear.