We will save and exit so that the changes are confirmed. The next thing is to configure it in standard so that it can be executed on our PC. With the TPM enabled we will look for secure boot, which is under start and we enable secure boot here. We will choose here to solve problems, in advanced options the UEFI firmware configuration is presented and we click on restart to access the BIOS.īeing in this, the advanced mode must be activated and the TPM must be enabled, in the AMD compilations it is labeled as TPM and in the Intel ones as PTT. The restart of our PC will be presented, becoming in a new menu. We will go to configuration where we will see update and security, in recovery is the advanced start, here we give it to restart now. It is important that we have TPM and Secure Boot enabled on our PC, which will take us to go to the BIOS, being necessary that we press delete in full startup or we will go to the following instructions:
How to fix Valorant ‘failed to save settings to server’ error.team yet again leading the anti-cheat industry in the right direction for competitive integrity pic.twitter. Valorant has started to enforce both TPM and Secure boot if YOU are playing on Windows 11 to ensure a trusted platform when playing Valorant.
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive had been ignored from Valve for long, although with Valorant‘s increasing popularity threatening its position, Valve has been paying more attention to the game with frequent balance patches. Valorant has been a major success for Riot, and fans believe the game to be a major reason in forcing Valve to pay more attention to its offerings in the space. With Windows 11 positioning TPM 2.0 to be a core element of the OS, Valorant is using the opportunity to further make life difficult for hackers. The anti-cheat has been a major point of contention since the game’s inception, particularly since it requires kernel-level access.
Riot Games uses its proprietary Vanguard as an anti-cheat for its competitive shooter. Microsoft’s latest version of the OS will be releasing next month, and it seems Valorant players on those operating systems will have to contend with Riot’s increasingly stringent anti-cheat policies. A recent tweet from has brought to light that Riot Games will require TPM 2.0 for players playing the game on Windows 11.
0 kommentar(er)
