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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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Post in thread 'Memory Integrity off - no incompatible drivers found' https://www.elevenforum.com/t/memory-integrity-off-no-incompatible-drivers-found.14215/post-293603 Apparently this is widespread and Microsoft is aware and will issue a fix. This thread is sizeable and has the same issue. Waiting game time
Interesting utility, very nice! Never heard of it before. It, unfortunately, was no help for me either.
I was able to find the drivers by going into Settings and clicking
Windows Update
Advanced Options
Optional Updates
Driver Updates
I ran updates for all of them, rebooted, and still cannot enable Memory Integrity. Nor can I find the program to uninstall to remove them (I cannot delete. Systems says I need permission, even though I am logged in as administrator). If you are having the same issue, I will just have to wait for a resolution from Microsoft, and hope nothing happens in the meantime.
Have you tried using autoruns? I just tried it and it didn't resolve the issue but might work for you.
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I was able to find the drivers by going into Settings and clicking
Windows Update
Advanced Options
Optional Updates
Driver Updates
I ran updates for all of them, rebooted, and still cannot enable Memory Integrity. Nor can I find the program to uninstall to remove them (I cannot delete. Systems says I need permission, even though I am logged in as administrator). If you are having the same issue, I will just have to wait for a resolution from Microsoft, and hope nothing happens in the meantime.
