✅ Fixed "Disconnected by VAC: Unable to play on secure servers" error on Windows

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En medio del juego, puede haber un error molesto que le impide continuar. Muchos usuarios han experimentado el error del juego «Desconectado por VAC: no puede jugar en servidores seguros» en Windows. Esto suele pasar debido a que un software de terceros ha intentado modificar los archivos asociados con Steam. En algunos casos, los problemas de conexión a Internet, como una conexión inestable, además pueden causar este error. Como consecuencia, el server protegido por VAC lo pateará donde se encuentre en medio de un juego.

En algunos casos, los archivos de su juego pueden faltar o estar dañados, por lo que inmediatamente notará un mal funcionamiento en su juego. Además hay ocasiones en las que su antivirus o firewall de Windows bloquea su juego, por lo que tiene que hacer una excepción para continuar.

Por suerte, existen varias alternativas para solucionar el problema. En este post, encontrará diferentes métodos para corregir el error de VCA.

How to fix "Disconnected by VAC: Can't play on secure servers" error on Windows

Restore boot settings to default

• Exit Steam.
• Click the Start button, then All Programs and Accessories.
• Right-click on the command prompt and click Run as administrator.
• At the command prompt, type the following commands, then click Sign in after each command:
  bcdedit /deletevalue nointegritychecks
  bcdedit /deletevalue loadoptions
  bcdedit / debug off
  bcdedit / deletevalue nx
• Restart your computer.
• Launch Steam and retest the issue.

steam repair service

1. Exit Steam.
2. Click the Start button. Start the Run dialog with Windows + R
3. Type cmd to launch command prompt or use Ctrl + Shift + Enter key combination
4. Enter the following command:
   "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\bin\SteamService.exe" /repair
5. Launch Steam and test if the issue persists.

Close all Steam processes and restart

• Right-click on the taskbar and select Task Manager.
• In the Processes tab of the Task Manager, locate all the processes running Steam, select them one by one, and click End Task for each one.
• Click the Startup tab and remove Steam from the list of apps that run at startup.
• Now restart your computer.
• Once the procedure is complete, you can try reopening Steam and see if the issue still occurs.

Adding a Steam Executables exception in Windows Firewall

1. Open Control Panel by searching for the utility on the Start button or by clicking the Search button or the Cortana button on the left side of the taskbar.
2. After opening Control Panel, switch the screen to large or small icons and scroll down to open Windows Defender Firewall.
3. Click Windows Defender Firewall, then click the Allow an app or feature through Windows Firewall option in the list of alternatives on the left.
4. Check the bottom of the window for the Allow another app button.
5. In the Path section, select Evaluate. Navigate to the location where you installed Steam (C: Program Files (x86) Steam by default)
6. Open the Bin folder and select the SteamService.exe file. Click OK.
7. Restart your computer and check if the issue still occurs.

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