This will let the Riot devs know what your problem is and either help you out, or at least find a future fix in time for the game's summer launch. If you're still having issues after this process, we'd recommend scrolling to the bottom of this support page and clicking on the "Submit a Ticket" button. Finally, boot up Valorant, login, and you should (hopefully) be good to go.
After which, it's best to restart your PC to finalise the reinstall. Once you've managed to uninstall Riot Vanguard, relaunch the Valorant Client and it'll reinstall Riot Vanguard. Of course, if you're struggling or have an older version of Windows then make sure you head over to the official support page which we've linked above. This involves heading into the "Add or Remove Programs" menu, selecting Riot Vanguard, and uninstalling it. If the error message persists, you'll have to Uninstall Riot Vanguard. Unfortunately, this doesn't always work out and you'll have to ready yourself for more of an inconvenient route. This'll give your Vanguard software another chance to boot up properly, and can fix the problem super quickly. There are a couple things to try when fixing Vanguard not initialized.įirst, try quitting the game client and relaunching it. 'Vanguard not initialized' turns up because Riot's anti-cheat program, Vanguard, isn't able to get up and running for whatever reason. It's all pretty simple, but should get you back in game. To help you out, we've broken down your options which won't require any fiddly stuff. The game doesn't offer anything in the way of advice, so it can be difficult to know what to do when this message arrives.
This guide, though, is focused on the lovely 'Vanguard not initialized' error which'll pop up if you try and boot up the game. Valorant's prone to a literal catalogue of errors at the moment, one of which is Error Code 43, one bane of our existence right now.
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