How to Fix VAN9003 Error in Valorant

Do you receive a “VAN9003” error followed by a “This Vanguard build does not comply with current system settings” error?

Here is the second error message, “See Vanguard notification center in tray for more details”.

Valorant is a 5v5 tactical FPS game developed by Riot Games.

In the game, you have 13 rounds to attack and defend your faction with weapons and abilities.

You only have one life per round, so you need to think faster than your opponent.

There are multiple modes including competitive, unranked, deathmatch and spike.

You can choose between many agents equipped with unique abilities.

No agent plays the same, and no featured reel looks the same.

Every map lets you show off your wits as it’s built for teamwork, gameplay, and clutch moments.

In this tutorial you will learn how to fix Error VAN9003 in Valorant.

What does VAN9003 error mean?

The VAN9003 error means that secure boot is not enabled on your PC.

Secure Boot and Trusted Platform Module are security features that allow Windows to start programs with confidence and safety.

Vanguard needs these two features to reliably recognize the state of the system.

If secure boot or TPM is disabled, Valorant will not launch and you will get a VAN9003 error.

You can check if secure boot is enabled by pressing the Windows button and searching for msinfo32 > System Summary.

BIOS mode should be “UEFI” and Secure Boot State should be “On”.

If not, you need to follow the instructions below to enable secure boot.

To fix the VAN9003 error in Valorant, you need to enable secure boot on your computer.

To do so, you need to restart your computer and press “F2” to enter the BIOS and change “Secure Boot” to “Enabled”.

Here’s how to enable secure boot on your PC:

Restart your computer.
Press “F2” to enter BIOS.
For Alienware, Inspiron and Vostro, go to Secure Boot > change Secure Boot to Enabled > press F10 to save and exit.
For OptiPlex, Precision, Wyse and XPS, go to Secure Boot > Enable Secure Boot > Check Enable Secure Boot > Apply > Exit > Save.

After you have saved and exited the BIOS, your computer will reboot.

Now launch Valorant and you should not get the VAN9003 error.

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