How to fix VAN 1067 error code in Valorant

Although more than three years old, players might still encounter and want to fix the VAN 1067 error code in Valorant. In its years of existence, Riot Games' multiplayer FPS title has witnessed its fair share of bugs. Bugs and errors are common in multiplayer games, most of which are caused due to server connection issues. That's when the VAN and VAL errors appear on the screen while launching the game. However, these errors have some functioning solutions that can fix the problem and improve the in-game experience of the players.

Riot Games has a fixed patch cycle for Valorant every two weeks, where they bring about various quality-of-life updates and bug fixes, among other game-related changes. However, despite their efforts, certain issues prevail, causing the game's global audience to scour the internet for possible solutions.

Many players have reported errors popping up soon after they updated their PC to Windows 11. One of the most common issues faced by Windows 11 users is the VAN 1067 error code. This error doesn't allow players to launch or log into the game and escalates into a problem for many players who want to upgrade their system to Windows 11. However, there is a suitable solution to fix the error and run Riot's tactical shooter in Windows 11.

Here's how to fix VAN 1067 error code in Valorant

The VAN 1067 error code will appear soon after players upgrade to Windows 11, informing the user to "relaunch the client to reconnect." This is usually caused due to the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 being switched off.

The key to fixing the issue is to enable TPM 2.0 in their system. Valorant players can easily achieve this by rebooting their computer system and entering the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) menu. After that, they must alter the startup settings to fix it.

How to solve the VAN 1067 error?

Players need to complete the following steps to alter the settings and fix the VAN 1067 Error Code in Valorant:

Reboot your computer system.
Enter the BIOS menu by pressing the BIOS hotkeys. depending on your system's specifications. Generally, F10 or F12, or Delete keys are set as the BIOS hotkeys for the systems. However, searching on Google with your motherboard’s model is advisable to ensure the correct hotkeys.
As the BIOS opens, activate Secure Boot by going to Advanced Options. This can be done by heading over to Boot Options and selecting Secure Boot.
After that, select the Window UEFI Mode Option or any other UEFI option available in the system.
Boot your PC as usual.
Once you’re in Windows, press the Windows Key.
Press the R key and type Services.msc in the text box.
Search for the service named ‘vgc’ and then select Start from the right-click menu.

The abovementioned steps can effectively fix the VAN 1067 error code, allowing you to launch and play Valorant in Windows 11. Once the steps are followed, you can enjoy the game without the error popping up on your screen again.

If the VAN 1067 error code is not fixed despite following the mentioned steps, you will, unfortunately, have to switch back to Windows 10 to play the game.

If the issue is from the developers' end, the best option is to report it and wait until it is fixed. Players can visit Riot Games’ support page for the game to file a complaint regarding the issue.

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Edited by Mayank Shete