How to Fix the VALORANT Van 68 Error (Error Code 68)

VALORANT, which has a large player base, continues to grow in the industry with its competitive environment. VALORANT's developers, who care a great deal about the game experience of their players, also provide information about the errors that come up. Error Code 68 (Van 68), which prevents players from getting into VALORANT servers, has become an error that a great many players run into. In this article we will go over the ways to fix Error Code 68.

VALORANT Van 68 Error 2022

Are the VALORANT Servers Online?

Before trying to fix VALORANT's Error Code 68, go to the official Riot Games Support Twitter account. If you run into any problem in the game, the first thing to do is check whether the servers are online and, if not, wait until they are back online. In case of any outage, support staff tweet, and they also let players know when the servers are back online.

Restart Riot Vanguard and VALORANT

• Exit VALORANT completely.
• Right-click the taskbar.
• Open Task Manager.
• Select Riot Vanguard and the other apps related to "Riot".
• Right-click each of them and end the task.
• Launch VALORANT.

Restart Your Computer

• Click the Windows key on your keyboard.
• Click the power icon.
• Choose Restart.

Adjust Your DNS Settings

Files going missing because of internet settings may be causing VALORANT Error Code 68 to appear.

• Click the Windows key.
• Type " Command Prompt " and right-click the result that appears.
• Run it as administrator.
• If a prompt appears asking whether you want to allow changes to your computer, say " Yes ".
• A window with a black screen should open.
• Type "ipconfig /flushdns" and press Enter.
• Type "ipconfig /registerdns" and press Enter.
• Type "ipconfig /release" and press Enter.
• Type "ipconfig /renew" and press Enter.
• Type "netsh winsock reset" and press Enter.
• Restart your computer.

Change Your DNS Setting

Internet problems can cause you to get Error Code 68, as we mentioned in the previous section. But sometimes this problem can be entirely about the DNS setting itself. So you can resolve it by changing the DNS setting. Log in to your router and go to the setup page. Leave all the current settings as they are and replace your primary and secondary DNS with any of the following:

• 1.1.1.1
• 1.0.0.1
• 8.8.8.8
• 4.2.2.2

Don't forget to read this article for the fix to the VALORANT Val 43 error.