Van193

Previously I was able to open 2 clients at the same time to be able to fight bots in the normal game, and now when I try to open 2 clients at once the error VAN 193 appears, is there any way to bypass it? Or some other alternative, without needing 2 pcs, to queue with 2 accounts at once, one would be afk and I would play the other.

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Originally Posted by yasgomesvaz Previously I was able to open 2 clients at the same time to be able to fight bots in the normal game, and now when I try to open 2 clients at once the error VAN 193 appears, is there any way to bypass it? Or some other alternative, without needing 2 pcs, to queue with 2 accounts at once, one would be afk and I would play the other.

there is virtual machine method I used some months ago but cant remember or find any infos anymore about it.

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Originally Posted by Efendioglu there is virtual machine method I used some months ago but cant remember or find any infos anymore about it.

I was also looking for this method, but I thought it would weigh too much on my PC, but since I'm not going to play I don't think it will weigh much. And in the Vanguard issue, am I at risk of getting banned?

They might've patched it and stopped supporting multiple clients

Same issue. My girlfriend and I use ibik aster to share one computer. Previously, we were able to launch League with the command line argument "--allow-multiple-clients". It worked until around March 1st, but now it gives the VAN 193 error :(
Looks like I'll have to buy a separate PC.

Same problem, can't open multiple clients

Not really worth the hassle. Riot blocked multi-client setups, and bypassing VAN 193 would take a VM or some messy workarounds. Probably easier to just use two devices if you really need it

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Originally Posted by BaranTK Not really worth the hassle. Riot blocked multi-client setups, and bypassing VAN 193 would take a VM or some messy workarounds. Probably easier to just use two devices if you really need it

They have VM detection. Thats why you need some workarounds to get League working with VM.

The League Client has a feature called anti-virtualization which prevents it fro mloading in virtualized environments.

To get around this you need a hypervisor with anti-virtualization bypass.

Find a new developer and have them create a bypass, good luck.

Got a reply from support team:

Greetings,

Thank you for taking the time to write to us.

Yes, that's correct—you will no longer be able to use this command (--allow-multiple-clients) in the League. We understand that you may have used it for convenience or for other reasons, but this approach helps prevent violations associated with the use of multiple clients.

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to let us know!

hlôkta
Riot Games Player Support

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Originally Posted by Diprog Got a reply from support team: Greetings, Thank you for taking the time to write to us. Yes, that's correct—you will no longer be able to use this command (--allow-multiple-clients) in the League. We understand that you may have used it for convenience or for other reasons, but this approach helps prevent violations associated with the use of multiple clients. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to let us know! hlôkta Riot Games Player Support

Welp, rip to multiple clients then. I wonder what other violations made them do this

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Originally Posted by Diprog Got a reply from support team: Greetings, Thank you for taking the time to write to us. Yes, that's correct—you will no longer be able to use this command (--allow-multiple-clients) in the League. We understand that you may have used it for convenience or for other reasons, but this approach helps prevent violations associated with the use of multiple clients. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to let us know! hlôkta Riot Games Player Support

I will miss --allow-multiple-clients