Vanguard Firmware Block Wave
Game: Valorant AC: Vanguard (VGK) Today’s Vanguard anti-cheat update blocked the majority of DMA firmwares using SATA/NVMe. VGK suddenly triggered an IOMMU restart warning in-game, after which the DMA firmware becomes completely unusable, even without the game running or after uninstalling Vanguard. Only fix is a full OS reinstall. It’s using IOMMU to create read blocks, which permanently breaks the majority of almost all SATA/NVMe firmwares once triggered. Even the advanced H2-board got affected. Confirmed Firmware Block wave by @ItsGamerDoc
A screenshot of a post reporting that Valorant’s Vanguard anti-cheat update has disabled many DMA firmwares and may require a full operating-system reinstall. The joke is exaggerated outrage at anti-cheat software effectively destroying users’ systems, shared as ironic tech drama or gaming-community commentary.
social media post / публикация в соцсетиblack background / чёрный фонwhite text / белый текстred logo / красный логотипblue verification badge / синяя галочка верификацииembedded screenshots / встроенные скриншотыcomputer firmware interface / интерфейс прошивки компьютераchat messages / сообщения в чатеtweet engagement icons / значки реакций на публикациюValorant reference / упоминание Valorantanti-cheat software reference / упоминание античитаDMA firmware reference / упоминание прошивки DMASATA/NVMe storage reference / упоминание накопителей SATA/NVMe
- @right_wing_dev_squads / 14416 2026-05-23
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