Windows 10: Need help with UEMI for Valorant and BO6

When I change my BIOS settings to UEMI secure boot it allows me to play Valorant and when I try to play Black Ops 6 through the Xbox App it won’t allow me to Sync or play the game I’ve tried reinstalling Black Ops 6 through the Xbox store and it won’t Unpack properly it won’t even let me install it. I went back into BIOS and when I switch it back OS other option it allows me to play B06 is there something wrong why am I not able to leave it on UEMI secure boot? Do I have to keep switching back and forth in BIOS just to play Valorant?

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help to remote connect

not sure how to use both programs u 2 suggested, i need more helpful steps thanks

 

How to fix my valorant frame drops

Thank you very much for reaching out! As an Independent Advisor and fellow Microsoft user, I'm more than happy to assist you.



To address the issue of Valorant frame drops after a factory reset, you can follow several steps to optimize your system and game settings. Here are some comprehensive solutions based on the provided sources:

Update Drivers and System

1. Update Graphics Drivers: Ensure your graphics drivers are up to date. You can do this manually by visiting the NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel website.
   
2. Update BIOS and Chipset Drivers: Sometimes, updating your BIOS and chipset drivers can resolve performance issues.
   

Optimize In-Game Settings

1. Lower Graphics Settings: Adjust your in-game graphics settings to lower values. Set material quality to low, texture quality to medium, detail quality to medium, and UI quality to medium. Turn off vignette, VSync, improve clarity, experimental sharpening, bloom, distortion, and cast shadows
   
2. Display Mode: Set the display mode to fullscreen and ensure that FPS limits are appropriately set (e.g., limit FPS in menus and background but not during gameplay)
   

System Settings Adjustments

1. Disable Fullscreen Optimizations: Right-click on the Valorant executable, go to Properties > Compatibility, and check "Disable fullscreen optimizations"
   
2. Set High Priority: Set Valorant to high priority in Task Manager to allocate more system resources to the game
   
3. Enable Game Mode: In Windows settings, enable Game Mode to optimize your system for gaming
   

Background Applications and Processes

1. Close Unnecessary Programs: Ensure that no unnecessary background programs (like Chrome, Discord, etc.) are running while playing Valorant.
   
2. Disable Hardware Acceleration: Turn off hardware acceleration in applications like Discord and Chrome to free up system resources
   

Network and Latency Optimization

1. Check Network Stability: Ensure your internet connection is stable and not causing lag spikes or packet loss.
   

Additional Tips

1. Check for Overheating: Ensure your system is not overheating, as thermal throttling can cause FPS drops. Clean your PC and ensure proper ventilation.
   
2. Verify GPU Usage: Make sure your system is using the dedicated GPU instead of the integrated one. You can check this in Task Manager or using tools like MSI Afterburner.
   
3. Adjust Mouse Settings: If you experience FPS drops when moving the mouse, enable the "[Beta] RawInputBuffer" in Valorant's settings.
   

By following these steps, you should be able to mitigate the FPS drops and improve your gaming experience in Valorant.



Please feel free to reach out if you require any additional assistance. I'm here to help!

 

Valorant BSOD - Error Code: Page Fault In Nonpaged Area

Hi, yesterday I started getting BSOD when Trying to play Valorant, it seems to be a Memory related issue. I've tried every possible solution so far but I´d like to see if anyone can help me with this.

• When does this happen ?
  
  • When trying to play the game, during gameplay my monitors will turn almost black with high contrast and freeze for a few seconds before restarting my PC.
    
• What Code does Windows Reliability Monitor show ?
  
  • Code: 0x00000050
    
• My Dump Files:
  
  • 121522-12234-01.dmp
    

So far I´ve tried:

1. Giving vgk.sys access to everything
   
2. Setting Valorant to "Run as Administrator"
   
3. Reinstalling Valorant
   

Things I haven't checked:

1. Re inserting RAM sticks
   

EDIT: This is only happening with Valorant, no other game is giving me the same problem, so I assume re installing the Ram will not have much of an effect.