In this video I show you how to fix the Valorant VAN Restriction HVCI Enabled error on PC and laptop. This quick fix works because the setting isn't actually inside Valorant, it's a single Windows toggle called Memory Integrity, and switching it on clears the restriction.
To fix the Valorant VAN restriction on PC you will need to open the Start menu and type isolation, then open the Core Isolation settings page. Once it loads, find Memory Integrity and flip the switch to on. Windows runs a quick driver scan as it turns on, so let that finish before doing anything else.
If that switch is grayed out or shows page not available on your laptop or PC, your CPU virtualization is off, so you will need to enable it in BIOS first. Restart your PC and as it boots, repeatedly tap your BIOS key, usually Delete, F2, or F10, before the Windows logo appears.
Be careful here, since wrong BIOS settings can stop your PC from booting, so change only one thing. Turn on virtualization, called VT-x on Intel or SVM on AMD, then save and exit back into Windows.
Once you're back in Windows the memory integrity switch will now turn on, but this change needs a full reboot to take effect. Save anything open, then restart your PC and give it a minute to apply at startup, don't interrupt it. Once you're back, launch Valorant and the HVCI Enabled VAN restriction error is gone, you're clear to play.
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