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I am unable to resolve the VAN9005 error on my Windows 10 PC. Both VBS and HVCI are disabled, but the error still persists. The BIOS mode is set to UEFI

Vanguard requires Secure Boot + TPM 2.0 when running on UEFI
Enter your BIOS/UEFI and make sure:

Secure Boot is Enabled
TPM 2.0 is Enabled (sometimes called "PTT" on Intel, "fTPM" on AMD)

Double-check Core Isolation / Memory Integrity

Powershell command also use this again: bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off
Then go to Windows Features (OptionalFeatures.exe) and turn OFF:
Hyper-V
Windows Hypervisor Platform
Virtual Machine Platform
Windows Subsystem for Linux

If above doesn’t fix it, check BIOS:
Intel Virtualization (VT-x / VT-d) Try toggling OFF and test
Sometimes Vanguard conflicts if VT-d is enabled :kappapride:

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Originally Posted by Hallucinator Vanguard requires Secure Boot + TPM 2.0 when running on UEFI Enter your BIOS/UEFI and make sure: Secure Boot is Enabled TPM 2.0 is Enabled (sometimes called "PTT" on Intel, "fTPM" on AMD) Double-check Core Isolation / Memory Integrity Powershell command also use this again: bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off Then go to Windows Features (OptionalFeatures.exe) and turn OFF: Hyper-V Windows Hypervisor Platform Virtual Machine Platform Windows Subsystem for Linux If above doesn’t fix it, check BIOS: Intel Virtualization (VT-x / VT-d) Try toggling OFF and test Sometimes Vanguard conflicts if VT-d is enabled :kappapride:

First of all, thank you for your response. My PC doesn’t support TPM 2.0, and everything was running smoothly until I changed the BIOS settings from LEGACY + UEFI to UEFI and enabled SECURE BOOT. Since then, I’ve been getting the error, even though I reset everything back to the original settings.

Strangely, I also can’t enable HVCI anymore; it keeps turning off after every restart.

If your pc doesn’t support tpm disable vbs and it should work

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Originally Posted by ZeroSkillzz If your pc doesn’t support tpm disable vbs and it should work

it is disabled...

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Originally Posted by apfelsaft28 First of all, thank you for your response. My PC doesn’t support TPM 2.0, and everything was running smoothly until I changed the BIOS settings from LEGACY + UEFI to UEFI and enabled SECURE BOOT. Since then, I’ve been getting the error, even though I reset everything back to the original settings. Strangely, I also can’t enable HVCI anymore; it keeps turning off after every restart.

then fully uninstall and reinstall windows in UEFI.

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Originally Posted by Hallucinator then fully uninstall and reinstall windows in UEFI.

No other option ?

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Originally Posted by apfelsaft28 No other option ?

to be fair, its probably the best option for you

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Originally Posted by Hallucinator to be fair, its probably the best option for you

Is a reset via Windows enough? or must it be a new windows installation ?

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Originally Posted by apfelsaft28 Is a reset via Windows enough? or must it be a new windows installation ?

since you claim you are already on UEFI, reset via windows is enough

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Originally Posted by fwkezz i used to have that error too no matter how many times i spoof i can confidently say i can fix it for ya heres my dis @[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

share it with us here im curious :D

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Originally Posted by Hallucinator share it with us here im curious :D

its not for free sir

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Originally Posted by fwkezz its not for free sir

Indian shoe maker please, dont fool your self

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Originally Posted by Hallucinator Indian shoe maker please, dont fool your self

dont hate on other people cz they dont wanna share with u, Make ur own shit

don't listen to this fwkezz person. They are just trying to make money on something that is most likely just public info and wants you to send them a lot of money for their "fix"