VAN | RESTRICTION SECURE BOOT
Your account does not meet the requirements in order to play.
-UEFI SECURE BOOT ENABLED
Usually this account is perfectly fine with no issues. but now im running into this secure boot issue
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Press windows key + r
Type msinfo32
Show ss
i just saw your other post
i need to do the bios stuff now cuz it says off .-.
Alright
Restart your PC and spam del key to the bios
Use your phone to text here
Okay
In bios
Click on settings > advanced > windows OS Configuration
Ok
I see something called
BIOS CSM UEFI Mode
CSM
Show pic rq
Sorry it’s gonna be sideways
Bruh
No worries
Change it to UEFI
Okay
Then click on “x” top right
Save and exit
Then spam del key and enter bios again
Okay
Okay
In bios
Settings > advanced > OS config > secure boot
Show pic
Change secure boot mode to custom
Open key management
Show pic
Solution
Click on enroll all factory default keys
Click yes for both options
Okay
My computer black now
lol
Yes it will restart
lol
okay
Do I open bios again
Once it restarts
Press windows key + r
Type msinfo32
Show ss
Nope
:))
Alright
Try the game now :val_Okayge:
will do :)
@Isabella✨ hi, how in the world do u understand this stuff in the del key thing? looks like i just entered the backrooms lmao
theres so much stuff idk what it does
you spam the delete key to enter bios
im in there ik
oh mb
but in
idk what to do here its not in the video
What
what video are you reffering to?
Windows Fixer
YouTube
hvciFixing the 'Van: Restriction' Error: How to Enable HVCI for Gaming
VAN: RESTRICTION
your account does not meet the following requirements in order to play:
-HVCI enabled
In this tutorial, we'll guide you through fixing the frustrating "Van: Restriction" error message that prevents you from playing your favorite games. This error occurs when your account does not meet specific requirements, such as having Hyper...
@V8 why does this bios thing looks like its 30 years old lmao
im 90% sure its yes then no btw
ok
i fixed one part of it
probably for something else?
I have no expertise on this so I sadly cannot comment sry
:(
what i did is i went into bios and enabled iommu or something like that and also tpm. But another problem popped up, which is “enabling the secure boot” even though i already did it.
Should i change the secure boot mode to standard? (i kinda need sum help too)
What did u do before this?
did u read everything from the start of the post
wait,actually no 😂
umm what mobo and cpu do u have?
have u already done enabling your tpm 2.0/fTPM?
i jsut did it i think
gonna open val to check
msi i and amd 5900 something
🙏 that it works
@wes lmk if u need help
this is the error i get after finishing all those errors : UEFI Secure Boot Enabled, HVCI ENABLE
This what comes up next
its crazy
gl
:val_Madge:
what?
k