How to Fix “This build of Vanguard is out of compliance” in Valorant

Valorant is a 5v5 tactical shooter that gives players a platform to showcase their individual style and skills.

With a focus on offensive and defensive rounds, the game requires quick decision-making and shooting.

Players can participate in different game modes, including Competitive, No Ranked, Deathmatch, and Spike Rush.

As of July, many players were unable to launch the game due to a virtualization-based security (VBS) update.

The update prevents systems that do not have UEFI and TPM 2.0 enabled from launching Valorant.

In this guide, you will learn how to fix the “This Vanguard build does not comply with the current system settings” error in Valorant.

• Why does Valorant say this Vanguard build is not compliant?
• How to fix “This Vanguard build is not compliant” error in Valorant

Why does Valorant say this Vanguard build is not compliant?

Valorant says this build of Vanguard is not compliant because you didn’t change your BIOS mode to UEFI and enable TPM 2.0.

Enabling both features is required to run Valorant on your machine.

UEFI provides advanced security features while TPM 2.0 provides security for encryption operations.

If your system doesn’t support those features, you need to disable virtualization-based security (VBS) instead.

How to fix “This Vanguard build is not compliant” error in Valorant

To fix “This Vanguard build is not compliant” error in Valorant, you need to enable UEFI and TPM 2.0.

If your system doesn’t support those features, you need to disable virtualization-based security (VBS) instead.

Fix 1: Enable UEFI and TPM 2.0

1. Restart your PC and press the BIOS key (eg F2 or DEL).
2. Boot > Boot Mode > UEFI.
3. Security > Set monitoring password > Enter new password (eg 123).
4. Security > Change TPM (TCM) status > Enabled.
5. Exit > Exit saving changes > Yes.

Note #1: The BIOS key is different for every system—you can check the correct key by searching Google for “BIOS key for x” (e.g. BIOS key for Acer laptops).

Note #2: Check if your system supports UEFI by searching “msinfo32” with Windows Search, open it and check if BIOS Mode is UEFI.

Note #3: Check if your system supports TPM 2.0 by searching for “tpm.msc” with Windows Search, open it and check if the status is “TPM ready to use use” ​​or not.

Note #4: If the BIOS Mode is not UEFI and your system does not support TPM 2.0, you need to use the next method instead.

Fix 2: Disable VBS

1. Use Windows Search and search for “CMD”.
2. Right click on the command prompt and select “Run as administrator”.
3. Type “bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off” and press enter.
4. Restart your computer, use Windows Search and search for “Core Isolation”.
5. Turn off the “Memory Integrity” feature and restart your computer.

Note: You can check if VBS is disabled by searching for “msinfo32” using Windows Search, opening it and looking for “Virtualization-based security”.

Fix 3: Enable Secure Boot

1. Restart your PC and press the BIOS key (eg F2 or DEL).
2. For Alienware, Inspiron and Vostro, go to Secure Boot > change Secure Boot to Enabled > press F10 to save and exit.
3. For OptiPlex, Precision, Wyse and XPS, go to Secure Boot > Enable Secure Boot > Check Enable Secure Boot > Apply > Exit > Save.

Note: Check if Secure Boot is enabled by searching for “msinfo32” with Windows Search, open it and check if “Secure Boot Status” is “On”.

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