Valorant Cleanerbat !!top!! -

It sounds like you're asking for a review of a "Valorant Cleaner.bat" file — a batch script designed to clean or optimize Valorant.

Since I can't see the specific .bat file you're referring to, I'll give you a general review of what such scripts typically do, their safety, effectiveness, and risks. valorant cleanerbat

Step-by-Step: How to Run Valorant Cleanerbat

Follow these steps exactly. Do not skip the reboot. It sounds like you're asking for a review

Community Verdict: Reddit & Pro Player Opinions

Searching Reddit’s r/ValorantTechSupport or r/VALORANT reveals mixed opinions. The general consensus: Positive (70%): "CleanerBat fixed my Van 1067 error

Positive (70%): "CleanerBat fixed my Van 1067 error after two weeks of troubleshooting."
Negative (20%): "It did nothing because my stutter was due to a CPU bottleneck."
Dangerous (10%): "I downloaded from a random Discord link; now my PC has a crypto miner."

Pro Player take: shroud mentioned on stream that he manually deletes Valorant's local logs before every tournament match as a ritual. TenZ recommends using a CleanerBat after every major patch.

2. Common Issues It Claims to Fix

Users typically employ the CleanerBat to resolve:

Vanguard errors – VAN 1067, VAN 9001 (Secure Boot/TMP 2.0 issues), VAN 152.
Connection failures – “Valorant failed to launch,” infinite loading screens.
Performance drops – Stuttering, FPS instability after patches.
Update bugs – Game not updating or verifying files correctly.
DNS/corrupt cache – High latency or disconnections specific to Valorant.

Potential Risks of Using Valorant Cleanerbat

Do not use this tool lightly. Here are the consequences:

You will lose all Valorant settings (crosshair, video settings, keybinds). These are stored locally. Back up %localappdata%\Valorant\Saved\Config first.
You must reinstall the entire game (20GB+ download). This tool does not repair; it erases.
False antivirus alerts. Because .bat scripts delete kernel drivers, Windows Defender may flag it as "Behavior:Win32/UnwantedSoftware." This is normal for this specific script.
If edited maliciously, a fake cleanerbat can delete your System32 folder. Always verify the source code.