Looking for how to fix the "Queue is disabled" error in Valorant? Online games sometimes experience bugs that prevent players from joining queues and matches. Riot's team-based shooter Valorant is no different, and sometimes there is a rare bug that prevents players from queuing. This error may be due to either problems with your client or Valroant's servers. The solution depends on which of the two is experiencing problems. Here's how you can try to fix the "Queue is down" error in Valorant.
How to resolve the "Queue is down" error in Valorant
If the Queue Disabled error occurs on your client side, the solution is quite simple. Log out of Valorant and close the Riot client, then restart them and re-log in to both. This should resolve the error and allow you to join queues. If the issue persists and you are experiencing internet issues, then along with restarting the clients, you should also try restarting your router, although this issue is more commonly associated with error code 43 in Valorant.
The "Queue Disabled" error appears either when trying to form a party or when trying to join a matchmaking queue in competitive mode, and sometimes even in unranked mode. When this error occurs, you cannot join the game or party and will receive an error every time.
However, if the problem is related to Valorant servers, there is no easy solution. This can happen when servers are down due to a malfunction or for maintenance and upgrade purposes. In both cases, there is nothing you can do but wait until the servers come online again. You can check if the Valorant servers are back online before restarting the client and trying to queue up for a match. When they do, you will no longer receive the "Queue disabled" error message.
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