i play valorant 7/24 help me
How to Completely Uninstall Valorant
It is a bit different from simply going to uninstall the application. According to users, sometimes Valorant won’t uninstall and the primary reason is Valorant’s anti-cheat software Riot Vanguard. To successfully remove Valorant, you need to first uninstall Riot Vanguard and then uninstall Valorant.
Remember, you need to close these two programs before the uninstallation. Completely exit Valorant, then go to the system tray from Taskbar, right-click on the Riot Vanguard icon and choose Exit Vanguard. Next, start to uninstall Valorant by following the ways below.
How to Uninstall Valorant via Control Panel
Step 1: Press Win + S to open the search bar, type control panel into it, and press Enter.
Step 2: View items by Category and go to click Uninstall a program under Programs.
Step 3: In the Programs and Features window, locate Riot Vanguard and choose Uninstall.
Step 4: Locate Valorant and then uninstall this app. After that, restart your PC.
Alternatively, you can go to Settings > Apps > Apps & features. Find Riot Vanguard and click Uninstall in Windows 10. If you are using Windows 11, you need to click three vertical dots next to Riot Vanguard and click Uninstall. Then, repeat the same process to uninstall Valorant.
i hope this helps you
Hadith of the Prophet Muhammad(PBUH): "Verily, in the body is a piece of flesh which, if sound(healthy), the entire body is sound, and if corrupt, the entire body is corrupt. Truly, it is the heart."
e.g. imagine if you get a small cut on your finger, or a headache, - this irritates you for the whole day or until it is healed. in the same way, if your heart is impure, your thoughts and body will be impure and you will feel uneasy.
another example - you feed yourself processed junk food every day, you become unhealthy and feel tired and depressed all the time. the effects of that junk food make you feel unhealthy and you keep eating more and more to feel content with the little amount of nutrients they provide.
in the same exact way - you feed your eyes, ears and body experiences and actions - your heart will not be content with what you provide it, unless it is fulfilling and good.
Allah has created us in such a way where we feel content only from His Worship (which includes righteous actions and caring for others.)
Imagine you feed your heart valorant every day for 7 hours, you are feeding your heart nutrients that it cannot feel content with.
so make an effort to feed your heart with goodness so that your whole body, and thoughts may be good.
another Hadith:
Abu Dharr(companion of the prophet) reported:
“O Abu Dharr, do you say an abundance of possessions is wealth?”
I said yes.
The Prophet said, “Do you say a lack of possessions is poverty?”
I said yes.
The Prophet repeated this three times,
then he said, “Wealth is in the heart and poverty is in the heart.
Whoever is wealthy in his heart will not be harmed no matter what happens in the world.
Whoever is impoverished in his heart will not be satisfied no matter how much he has in the world.
Verily, he will only be harmed by the greed of his own soul.”
I hope I made sense (sorry for the convoluted text) and may Allah guide you
It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of playing video games and to want to play for long periods of time. However, it's important to remember that it's just a game and that there are many other important things in life. It's important to have balance and to make sure that you are taking care of yourself and your loved ones.
Make sure that you are getting enough sleep, eating well, and exercising regularly. These habits will help you feel your best and will allow you to enjoy your games more. It's also a good idea to set limits on the amount of time you spend playing and to take breaks to rest your eyes and stretch.
It's okay to enjoy playing video games, but make sure that it's not taking over your life or negatively impacting other areas of your life. Make time for other activities and hobbies, and don't forget to spend time with loved ones. Remember, there is more to life than just playing video games.
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