Vanguard connection error VAN 9003 & TPM 2.0 bypass guide on Windows 11
Closed thread Closed by archiveUpgraded my PC to Windows 11 last night and now Valorant refuses to launch, showing error VAN 9003: This build of Vanguard requires Control Flow Guard and TPM 2.0 to be enabled.
Problem is, when I enable TPM 2.0 in BIOS, my current hardware spoofer stops working because it can't overwrite the TPM keys during boot. Is there a way to fix VAN 9003 without turning TPM back on, or do I need to downgrade back to Win 10?
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Replies are closedTwo solutions here depending on how much effort you want to put in: Option A: Downgrade back to Windows 10 22H2. Windows 10 does not enforce TPM 2.0 or Secure Boot requirements for Vanguard. Option B: Use a modern compatible HWID spoofer that explicitly supports Windows 11 virtualized security and TPM bypass.
@TechGamer_V If I downgrade to Win 10 do I lose my files?
@Win11User_ If you do a clean install via USB (which you should be doing anyway if you're trying to clear HWID tracking), yes you wipe the drive. Back up your photos/documents to a thumb drive first.
Windows 10 is honestly just way less headache for cheating in general. No TPM hassle, no VBS conflicts.
Got it. Downgrading to Win 10 now, thanks for the quick responses guys!