Fortnite is making Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, and IOMMU settings mandatory for PC players soon, as a new level of anticheat.

Fortnite will soon require PC players to enable Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, and IOMMU settings as part of an enhanced anti-cheat measure.

Microsoft's February 2025 Windows 11 update adds a small but useful handful of features to your PC, including a cross-device ...

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Starting February 19, Fortnite will introduce new anti-cheat measures for Windows PC users, marking a significant shift in the game’s security protocols. This change aligns Fortnite with other major ...

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