Fix Valorant Van Connection Error Code 1067 in Windows 10/11 | Error Code: Van1067

In This Video We Will Learn How To Fix VALORANT Has A Encountered A Connection Error - Error Code VAN 1067

1- Click On Windows Start Button
2- Search Device Manager
3- Open Device Manager
4- Click On Display Adapters
5- Right Click On Your Graphics Driver And Click On Update Driver
6- Click On Browse My Computer For Drivers
7- Click On Let Me Pick From A List Of Available Drivers On My Computers
8- Click On Your Driver
9- Click On Next
10- Click On Windows Start Button
11- Search Windows Feature
12- Click On Windows Features On Or Off
13- Scroll Down Until You Find HyperV Or Windows Hypervisor Platform
14- Uncheck The Box
15- Click On Ok
16-Restart Your System
17- DONE

If you are getting the Van 1067 error code in Valorant, then you need a fix. Many people found this occurred after the recent update. The Valorant error 1067 or more specifically, VAN 1067 error code while trying to play Valorant on their system. As it turns out, this issue can be caused by a number of factors including third-party software running on your system, virtualization enabled from the BIOS or Hyper-V feature enabled from Windows features and much more. The error code suggests that Valorant has encountered a connection error and you are asked to relaunch your game. However, simply relaunching may not fix your problem.

One way to solve this is with a secure boot. For some unknown reason, this will have disabled itself in the recent Windows update. It needs reenabling for the game to operate efficiently. Unfortunately, the steps will differ depending on the manufacturer of your motherboard. Try the following steps, though some terms may vary in the process.

Go into BIOS and select advanced options. Select secure boot under the boot tab. You can select the type of boot, and you want to change it to Window UEFI. Some systems may not have an option and use UEFI as a standard. This should allow you to play.

Another fix is to restart the VCG service. This was stopped, and many people have found fixing it can make the game run. Start by opening Windows search and typing in ‘Services’. You need to select the top left result. Scan the list for the VCG service. If it has stopped, then right-click and enable it again.

CPU Virtualization — CPU virtualization allows your processor to act like multiple individual processors. This can help the operating system to efficiently utilize the CPUs. However, in some cases, this can cause the error message in question here especially if you have virtual machines on your system. In such a scenario, you will have to disable virtualization from your BIOS to fix the problem.

Secure Boot — As it turns out, if you are using Windows 11 when trying to play Valorant, one of the reasons that you may encounter the issue could be due to secure boot. Valorant has been enforcing the Windows 11 requirements on the users who have upgraded or clean installed Windows 11 on their machine. Therefore, if Secure Boot is disabled in the BIOS on your system, you will most likely encounter the said problem.

Control Flow Guard — In addition to Secure Boot, Control Flow Guard can also cause the problem especially on Windows 11 machines. The game requires CFG to be enabled and in case the feature is disabled on your system, you won’t be able to start the game even in some cases. Therefore, an easy fix here would be to simply enable Control Flow Guard via Windows Settings.

Outdated Windows — Another reason that you might encounter the error message in question can be due to outdated Windows. Valorant often requires your system to be up to date especially because of its anti-cheat system, Vanguard. Therefore, running the game on an outdated Windows version can run into issues which is why you will have to make sure that the operating system is up to date in your case.

DNS Configuration — Finally, your internet settings can also be a factor in raising the problem in question. This can sometimes happen when you have specified custom DNS settings on your system. In such a scenario, you will have to flush your DNS to get the game back up and running without any issues.

Here are the VALORANT System Requirements (Minimum)
CPU: Intel i3-370M
CPU SPEED: Info
RAM: 4 GB
OS: Windows 7/8/10 64-bit
VIDEO CARD: Intel HD 3000
PIXEL SHADER: 3.0
VERTEX SHADER: 3.0
VALORANT Recommended Requirements
CPU: Core i5-4460
CPU SPEED:
RAM: 4 GB
OS: Windows 7/8/10 64-bit
VIDEO CARD: GTX 1050 Ti
PIXEL SHADER: 5.1
VERTEX SHADER: 5.1
DEDICATED VIDEO RAM: 4096 MB

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[BURNXBR]

Thanks bro, your video was the only one that worked for me and I believe it will work for others. goodjob

[venjhie]

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[johnpatricksegundo]

In my display adapter it only show the radeon but it doesnt show any

[venjhie]

it happened again and im gonna watch this video to help my self

[MrFeniks]

i don't have windows hypervisor platform