
VAN 152 Valorant: What It Means and How to Fix It
VAN 152 is a Riot Vanguard hardware ID ban on your PC, not a bug. Reinstalling will not clear it. What it means, how long it lasts, and your two options.
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VAN 152 is a Riot Vanguard hardware ID ban on your PC, not a bug. Reinstalling will not clear it. What it means, how long it lasts, and your two options.

Riot Vanguard is the anti-cheat in Valorant and League of Legends. What it checks, when it runs, and every reason it bans players, sourced to Riot.

A temp spoofer resets on restart; a perm spoofer rewrites stored IDs. Which do you need? How each works, the risks, and what Vanguard changes.

Yes, a Valorant skin changer can get you banned. Riot's skin hack rules, the 14-day then permanent penalty, VAN 152 hardware bans, and what to do next.

You get unbanned from Valorant when a timed ban runs out or Riot reverses a mistake. How each ban ends, from 7-day bans to VAN 152, and what never works.

Valorant ban waves Riot has confirmed, from 8,873 beta cheaters in 2020 to 296,416 accounts hit by Anti-Boost, with sources and when the next wave lands.

Valorant doesn't list IP bans. Riot bans accounts and PCs instead. Here's what Riot says about IP addresses and VPNs, and why lockouts feel like IP bans.