Is there any way to run valorant from two different paths?

[cold]

Hello everyone. Basically the problem is in the title and I can't run valorant because the game detects the same path for both terminals and then if I click "PLAY" on both terminals, the game crashes automatically. I asked about this via email (to an aster worker) and he told me that it might be a problem with the paths that the riot launcher reads, so I should try to run it from two different paths. I already solved the problem about using 2 mice for each terminal (one mouse got locked due to valorant's anticheat), but I just need to know if my question has an answer. If anyone already solved this please HELP.
Once we click "PLAY" this happens:

---- I TRIED
- re-install the game in 2 differents hard-disk (when I do this and do a clean install, when I try to install the game on the second hard drive, it appears in the first launcher as not installed.)
- copy-paste game files in different paths (in the same hard-disk)
- run different riot launchers for each terminal.
- tried run the game using sandboxie.

[psychrabi]

You can run 2 instance of the Valorant game by one of the instance will have its mouse disabled due to Vanguard Anticheat.
You could get around vanguard anticheat by using same brand mouse like Logitech G203 or Bloody mouse or any other mouse that comes with its own driver and software.

[Monatur]

I have never tried this before.

[webalen]

You can run 2 instance of the Valorant game by one of the instance will have its mouse disabled due to Vanguard Anticheat.
You could get around vanguard anticheat by using same brand mouse like Logitech G203 or Bloodyslice master mouse or any other mouse that comes with its own driver and software.

I think the latest version actually fixes the device's heating problem.

[AlinaHabba24]

First, copy the Valorant and Riot Client folders and paste them in the drive folder you want it in.

[stevejobb]

You can run 2 instance of the Valorant game by one of the instance will have its mouse disabled due to Vanguard Anticheat.
You could get around vanguard anticheat by using same brand mouse like Logitech G203 or Bloody mouse or any other mouse that comes with its own driver and software.

The solution is said to be quite useful but will cost extra. But we need to make trade-offs to get what we want.

[godwinpaul]

Have you tried changing the install path for each terminal, or is it possible to use a virtual machine to run the game on two different systems without errors?

[psychrabi]

VM is no go as it will detect itself as running in VM and stop launching.
As well as installing to different location is not possible as Riot client take settings from programdata folder and not appdata
ProgramData is same for all workplaces, thus changing the directory to install again will result in using the new directory as the game directory and run from it.

So far no other solution have been reported as working then using same model and brand mouse.

[cakor]

First, copy the Valorant and Riot Client folders and paste them in the drive folder you want it in.

What Happens When You Try to Run Two Instances:
Valorant uses Vanguard, a kernel-level anti-cheat system.

Running two game instances simultaneously often leads to:

Input issues (e.g. mouse or keyboard not working properly)

One or both instances being force-closed

Possible flagging or banning of your Riot account

About the Mouse Workaround:
The suggestion to use two mice of the same brand (e.g., Logitech or Bloody) that have independent software might circumvent input limitations (like one mouse being disabled).

However, this workaround only helps with hardware recognition, not the core issue of running multiple secure game instances.