(6) BIOS setup

Necessary BIOS Setup Procedures for Every Motherboard

All Motherboards

(1) Flash BIOS

1. Download two different versions of your motherboard bios file

2. Go into your BIOS (Spam "Del" while booting your pc, if this doesn't work search for your mainboard proper key)

3. Flash your bios to the lower version and wait for it to finish.

4. Flash your bios to the newer version now and wait for it to finish.

5. After Flashing, unplug the USB

(2) Disable Wifi and Bluetooth

In the Advanced tab, look under headings that reference Peripherals, Wireless, or Onboard Devices.

Find options labeled Wireless LAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi Controller.Go here to disable it:

ASUS: Advanced> Onboard Devices Configs > Wifi (Wlan) & Bluethoot >> DISABLED

MSI: Advanced > Integrated Peripherals > Wifi (Wlan) & Bluethoot >> DISABLED

GIGABYTE: Advanced/Peripherals > Wifi (Wlan) & Bluethoot >> DISABLED

ASROCK: Advanced > Chipset Configuration > Wifi (Wlan) & Bluethoot >> DISABLED

INTEL	AMD
ENABLE These Options Listed Below Virtualization (Intel Virtualization Tech) VT-D TPM (Check above for confirmation) Secure Boot (Check above for confirmation)	ENABLE These Options Listed Below Virtualization/SVM (AMD) IOMMU (AMD CBS > NBIO Common Options > NB Configuration > IOMMU) NX-Bit (Only if available, CPU Settings Secure Virtual Machine) TPM ( Check above for confirmation) Secure Boot (Check above for confirmation)

[VALORANT & Fortnite Cups] Locate TPM Settings

• Locate Endorsement Hierarchy and set it to Disabled.

• DOWNLOAD WARP VPN IF DOING THIS. IT'S ADDED SECURITY.

• If you get any TPM initialization errors during gaming, re-enable it.

AMD users only

• Go to AI Tweaker or Extreme Tweaker (depends on board brand)

• Set your AI profile to D.O.C.P, E.O.C.P or XMP . The first two are for AMD.

• Disable Fast Boot in Boot options.

(3) Confirm Correct Settings

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc simultaneous

2. Press Win + R on your keyboard to open the run dialog box

3. Type msinfo32 into the run box and press enter

Secure Boot

Stay in msinfo32 and look for the following values:

• Secure Boot State > > ON

Bios Mode > > UEFI

TPM

1. Press Win + R on your keyboard to open the run dialog box

2. Type tpm.mscand press enter

3. Check that it looks like the following:

GIGABYTE

ASUS

MSI

For NON-VALORANT & Fortnite Cups

• If present, disable TPM (Trusted Platform Module) .

  • It's often in Trusted Computing as Security Device or PTT for those with Intel CPUs.

Trusted Computing, fTPM or PTT

Disable this

Once done, save changes and exit. Confirm via the serial checker that you've disabled these settings.