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I can't turn on memory integrity in Windows 11 even though no incompatible drivers are listed.
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Dell, Windows 11, updates all current - all started with old Wd drivers listed as the incompatible drivers which I uninstalled BUT then they stayed showed up still listed in incompatible list despite restarts. I went into Device Mgr, view, and removed. Now it says 'incompatible drivers' but nothing is listed, yet, I still cannot toggle memory integrity. Anyone? I have seen where force removal does not work for multiple people.
same issues here hopefully a fix comes out soon
I had previously manually deleted all Logitech drivers.
The list now shows no incompatible drivers.
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Hi Brad,
I see you pressed No.
Rest assured that msinfo32 does not contain any information that hinders your privacy. The reason why I asked was actually, due to the fact that a BIOS update will resolve the empty list issue during memory integrity.
Hi Brad,
I'm Sumit, here to answer your query at the Microsoft Community.
This is a common problem.
Right-click Start>Run.
Type in msinfo32 and press enter.
Take a screenshot of the System Summary window and post it in the next reply.
