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Topic: «Actual Multiple Monitors conflicts with anti-cheat , Actual Multiple Monitors conflicts with anti-cheat » on forum: Technical Support

Den O
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Joined: 08/28/2024

Posted: 08/28/2024 20:41:00

Actual Multiple Monitors conflicts with anti-cheat

The Actual Multiple Monitors program conflicts with the anti-cheat.

The Vanguard anti-cheat system (League of Legends, Valorant) does not launch games while the program is enabled, this is very annoying.
If you disable Actual Multiple Monitors, the games launch normally.

Also, there was another anti-cheat before and there were similar problems.
Please solve this problem.

The program was purchased from Steam.

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Bogdan Polishchuk
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Posts: 4060
Joined: 04/04/2012

Posted: 08/29/2024 01:58:33

Hello, Den

Thank you for contacting us.

The problem with Valorant has been confirmed back in 2021.

User Syrinx suggested the following solution for the problem:

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Back to your issue though I'd guess that it has to do with the AWM dll (or in your case AMM) being injected into their game and them shutting down as a defense agains cheaters trying to inject their own DLLs into their process. One way to test if this is your issue (only on Windows 10) is by adding an Anti-Exploit rule for the Valorant exe or exes to "Disable extension points" and prevent AWM (or other ActualTool programs) from injecting into them.
You can add these rules (only on Windows 10) via Settings > Windows Security > App & browser control > Exploit protection settings > Program settings > Add program to customize > type in program name including the .exe and set Disable extension points > Override system settings > On for the desired exe > Apply (Redo if adding more than one exe name)
Then try re-running the game and see if still refuses to launch. If they don't help, feel free to delete the newly added rules via the same interface.

Please read this forums topic for my commentary with more details about this soluton.

Let us know whether the solution works for the current version of Valorant (and League of Legends too) and whether the solution is acceptable for you.

Best regards.

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