Valorant cheat system requirements: TPM 2.0, Secure Boot and Vanguard
Setup: Valorant Cheats
Before you buy, check these Windows settings. Here's how to verify TPM 2.0, Secure Boot and your Windows version for Valorant on Windows 10 and 11.
Check before you pay
Most “it doesn’t work” tickets trace back to a PC that doesn’t meet requirements. Spend five minutes verifying this list first.
Requirements at a glance
| Item | What you need | Where to check | | Windows | 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, fully updated | Settings > System > About | | TPM | TPM 2.0 enabled (required by Vanguard on Windows 11) | Win+R > tpm.msc | | Secure Boot | Enabled (required by Vanguard on Windows 11) | Win+R > msinfo32 > Secure Boot State | | Virtualization | Per product guide | Task Manager > Performance > CPU | | CPU / GPU | Any modern gaming PC | — |
How to check TPM
Press Win+R, type tpm.msc, press Enter. The status should say the TPM is ready, with specification version 2.0.
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How to check Secure Boot
Press Win+R, type msinfo32, Enter. Look at “Secure Boot State”: it should say On. If it says Off or Unsupported, enable it in BIOS/UEFI (steps vary by motherboard).
Common mistakes
- Enabling Secure Boot while the disk is MBR (it needs UEFI/GPT).
- Leaving TPM disabled in BIOS (look for “fTPM” on AMD or “PTT” on Intel).
- Skipping Windows Updates.
Next step
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