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Finally, open Valorant and see if the “This build of Vanguard is out of Compliance” error is fixed.

Now on the same tab where you found the ‘Secure Boot’ option, check for the TPM, PTT, or fTPM option and enable it too.

If you encounter a ‘Secure Boot can be enabled when system in user mode’ error, change Legacy BIOS or CSM settings to UEFI Custom or Customized Boot.

Find the ‘Secure Boot’ option and enable it.

Now go to the ‘Boot’, ‘Security’, or ‘Advanced’ sections from the BIOS menu, which may vary according to your motherboard manufacturer.

Select the ‘Restart’ option from the ‘UEFI Firmware Settings’ screen to access the BIOS menu.

Then, select the ‘UEFI Firmware Settings’ tab from the Advanced options screen.

Now select the ‘Troubleshoot’ tab, then go to the ‘Advanced options’ tab.

Your system will restart, and a few option tabs will open on a new screen.

Then, select the ‘Recovery’ option from the left panel and click the ‘Restart now’ button under the Advanced startup section.

Now click the ‘Updates and Security’ tab.

First, open the Settings app on your Windows 11 desktop by pressing the ‘Windows’ + ‘I’ keys on your keyboard.

For the same, here are the detailed steps:

You may also need to enable PTT (Platform Trust Technology) or fTPM (Firmware-based TPM) if your PC does not have a physical TPM chip. Depending on your PC model and manufacturer, these options may vary in name and location. To enable them, you need to access your BIOS or UEFI settings and look for options related to Secure Boot and TPM 2.0. If these features are off, you might see the Vanguard out-of-compliance error. Secure Boot and Trusted Platform Module(TPM) are the security features that Vanguard needs to verify your system’s integrity.