How to Fix Valorant VAN9001 Error

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  What is Valorant VAN9001 error about?

This error means that Secure Boot is not enabled on your PC. This and the Trusted Platform Module are security features that are necessary for Windows to start programs with confidence and security. Vanguard needs these two functions to recognize the trust status of a system. And if the TPM or Secure Boot is not enabled, the game will fail to run.

How to fix Valorant VAN9001 error?

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You can check if Secure Boot is enabled by pressing the Windows button and going to msinfo32 > System Summary. The BIOS mode must be "UEFI" and the Secure Boot state must be "On".

If not, you will need to enable Secure Boot by rebooting it and pressing "F2" to enter the BIOS and change "Secure Boot" to "Enabled".

To do this you will have to restart your PC > press "F2" to access the BIOS. If you are an Alienware, Inspiron and Vostro user, you will need to go to Secure Boot > switch Secure Boot to Enabled > press F10 to save and exit.

As an OptiPlex, Precision, Wyse and XPS user, you will need to go to Secure Boot > Enable Secure Boot > Check Enable Secure Boot > Apply > Exit > Save.

After saving and exiting BIOS, your PC will reboot and you can verify.

 In this way we finish this guide on how to fix Valorant VAN9001 error, so we hope we have been very helpful for you to correct this problem as soon as possible.