VALORANT problems on Windows 11? What you can do about VAN 1069

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Those who want to update to Windows 11 might run into problems with VALORANT. How to fix the error code VAN 1069

The new Microsoft Windows 11 operating system is in the starting blocks. VALORANT players who have already updated their Windows 10 to the newer version may experience a new error code when starting the game – VAN 1069.

VALORANT problems on Windows 11

Valorant players:inside might experience startup problems after the operating system update from Windows 10 to Windows 11. If you also get the error code VAN 1069, it is usually because a few settings in your BIOS do not fit.

If the error code VAN 1069 appears when starting VALORANT, it is probably because the items Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 are not activated in your BIOS. Both are important features for Windows 11 that protect you for security breaches.How do I get into my BIOS?
To get into your BIOS, you need to press a specific key when booting up.

  • Acer: F2 or Ctrl + Alt + Esc
  • Asus: F2
  • AMI / American Megatrends: Entf, Del or F1
  • Award: Del, Del, F2, Esc or Ctrl + Alt + Esc
  • Compaq: F10
  • Dell: F2
  • HP: F10
  • Packard Bell: F2
  • Phoenix: Del, Del, F2, Esc or Ctrl + Alt + Esc
  • Sony Vaio: F2 or the Assist key
  • Toshiba: Esc or F1

Press the appropriate key repeatedly very quickly so that you don’t miss the moment when the keyboard is recognised

How do I activate the TPM 2.0 option?

Once in the BIOS, click on the “Security” tab and activate the TPM 2.0 option there. The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is a chip according to the TCG specification that adds basic security features to a computer or similar device. Once the chip has been activated, it goes on to Secure Boot.

How do I activate Secure Boot?

Now go to the boot option and activate “Secure Boot”. This means that important firmware parts such as the Windows boot loader will only be started if they have not been tampered with by third parties. Once you are done, save the settings and the PC will restart automatically.

When you now start VALORANT, the game should work again. If you still can’t start VALORANT, please contact the Riot support, because the problem doesn’t seem to be “only” with VAN 1069

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