Join Discord How to Fix Valorant Aimbot Not Working
Keep one player in view and move the mouse by hand first. If the game responds and your setup has a documented aimbot input, check what the crosshair does when you try it. A Valorant aimbot issue can show up before the crosshair moves or after it starts moving.
Inferno Valorant aimbot never moves the crosshair
Try a small manual turn first. If the mouse moves the camera but the crosshair never reacts to the aimbot input, keep the control and any current aim selection as they are. Record the starting crosshair position. A Valorant aimbot issue is easier to compare when the recording shows where the crosshair was before you tried it.
Valorant aimbot moves once and stops near cover
For a Valorant aimbot issue that happens as a player crosses cover, start the clip before the crosshair moves. Check whether they are still visible when aim releases. Compare that with an encounter where a player stays in the open. Include the cover and the crosshair in the same clip so the order is visible.
Inferno player ESP stays visible through a Valorant aim failure
Keep a box or skeleton on the same player in view if you can already see one. If it keeps drawing through a Valorant aimbot issue, the clip gives two separate observations. If it disappears at the same moment, use the ESP guide to check the drawing and note whether aim or ESP stopped first.
Valorant aim reacts toward a different player
A Valorant aimbot issue can appear as an unexpected movement instead of no movement. With two players on screen, watch where the crosshair goes first. If it moves toward one of them, identify both in the clip. If neither stays visible long enough to tell, record another encounter that gives you a clearer view.
Check the aim point you can see in Inferno Valorant
Inferno Valorant lists Aimbot (Head, Chest, Stomach, Closest Bone). If your Valorant aimbot issue is that the crosshair moved towards a different body area, describe the movement you saw. Include the option shown in your setup if you can see it. You can report the clip even if the option is hidden.
The Valorant aimbot response looks late on a moving player
Watch the beginning of a turn as one player moves into view. For a Valorant aimbot issue where the crosshair moves late, keep the interval before the first movement in the clip. Compare it with a player who stays still, using the same selection. If the crosshair never moves in one attempt, keep that outcome separate from a delay.
Valorant stops taking mouse input while aimbot is on
If you cannot turn the camera by hand, use the crash guide and check where the game stopped responding. Save the first error if you see one. If the game takes mouse input again but the Valorant aimbot issue is still there, show both results in order. That gives support a freeze to check separately from the crosshair movement.
Valorant aimbot stops after an update
If the Valorant aimbot issue began after an update, note the last match where it worked and the first one where it failed. The update guide shows what to check before changing settings. If the loader or cheat menu also stopped opening, record that earlier failure so support can start at the right screen.
Valorant aim reacts in the first encounter and stops in the next
If the first encounter works, save its short clip before recording a failure. Use the same window and aim selection. Include when you switched weapons or left the round if that happened between the two attempts. Compare the visible movement at the start of each. If a remembered aim selection changes after reopening the panel, compare the same displayed value before testing another player. Use the settings guide for a value that reverts.
Which Valorant cheat are you using?
Open the Valorant cheats category or choose the exact purchase from your SurchCheats order.
- Inferno Valorant is the aimbot and ESP software.
- Valorant Spoofer has its own product requirements.
Capture the first crosshair reaction in a Valorant aimbot clip
Contact SurchCheats support with your product name, order reference and Windows version. Start recording before you use the control. Keep the crosshair, the visible player and any existing ESP in view. For a repeatable Valorant aimbot issue, one clear clip plus the current body-point choice is more useful than several clips from different settings. Keep any key, order credentials or private window out of view.