
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.

Every reason Riot Vanguard bans players, sourced to Riot: cheats, tampering, ban evasion, third-party tools, abuse, boosting and League chargebacks.

A Valorant false ban can come from Vanguard or Riot's new Anti-Boost system. See which ban you have, what Riot counts as boosting, and how to get it reviewed.

An HWID ban blocks your PC, not just one account. How hardware bans work, how long they last, and what the publishers of 15 games say, with sources.

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.

Before you buy an HWID spoofer: what it changes, what it can't fix, how to undo it, and the common test that gets a second account banned.

Appeal a Valorant ban with Riot's own penalty schedule, the bans Riot reverses, the ticket steps and a ready template. Check VAN 152 vs VAL 61 first.

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.