and well the rest is history (I mean it kept showing the error message). I recommend trying to open Valorant again and again even though it will keep showing you the Error Message, because I kept trying to open it time and time again and the game let me in for 15 minutes but after that it showed the error message again. One of their Customer Support Staff told me that it probably is going to be a silent update, sooo they only thing we can do is keep trying to play. they said there is no ETA for when this will be fixed but Riot says they already know about it.

I even went out to sent a Riot Fixing Tool Log and they said I am in no fault here. TPM 2.0, or Trusted Platform Module version 2.0, is an important building block for security-related features like Windows Hello for identify protection and BitLocker for data protection. I have contacted Riot multiple times (well 2 to be exact) and even my motherboard manufacturer in case I did something wrong and Secure Boot wasn't enabled. If the Secure Boot state is Off, you’ll need to enable Secure Boot from the PC BIOS menu (UEFI Firmware Settings). While it is possible to get around this security feature in order to run Windows 11, it appears like Riot Games and VALORANT have already started enforcing it. Go to the Security tab, locate the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and enable it. I on the other hand have tried every single way other people fixed it and no luck so far. Click the Start button, click the Power icon, and press the Shift key + Restart to reboot your PC to Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE).

Many people have fixed it by switching Secure Boot from to in the BIOS. Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and Secure Boot are security technologies that allow Windows 11 to boot programs using a higher standard of trust and safety.

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