If an update is found, allow the client to fully update before launching the game.

In case there were any updates that your game client failed to pick up beforehand, it should be able to connect to the Riot Games server and fetch details for any available updates this time.

Once every process has ended, wait for a few seconds before relaunching the Valorant Client.

Here you must find and end every single Riot Games, Valorant, and Vanguard process you can find.

Now navigate to the “Details” tab at the top.

Press the Ctrl+Shift+Esc buttons together to open the Task Manager.

Follow these steps to end all Valorant Processes: Simply restarting all the processes might help rule out this issue if it is temporary. There are various issues that can prevent Valorant from starting, but the simplest reason to rule out is an occasional bug preventing it from launching.

NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti or AMD Radeon R7 370.

NVIDIA Geforce GT 730 or AMD Radeon R7 240.

Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 or AMD Athlon 200GE.

These are the minimum and recommended system requirements for Valorant: Minimum System Requirements (30 FPS) While Valorant was designed with lower end computers in mind, to maximize the number of players that can play it, it still requires a reasonably competent CPU+GPU combo to function.

Before jumping into the solutions, we must first make sure that Valorant can even run on our system.

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