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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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Hi Blair1
I have not seen either Dell or Microsoft specifically address this issue - and it persists - each time I do maintenance I check to see if somehow one of either of these companies has inadvertently fixed it - no such luck.
If one of the MS techs read this maybe they will turn it into a full-blown development request.
SJS
It's now March of 2024, this is still a problem on my Windows 11 Dell G15. Is there going to be a fix for this problem?
Okay, it won't past the screenshot so I took a photo and uploaded that.
yeah..... just found this problem after a Windows 11 install. tried getting onto support chat and it just freezes. no response after trying several times. i'm guessing 'memory integrity' is flagged!
Got the same issue with my Dell. None of the fixes solve it (updating drivers, uninstalling just results in no driver on the list, clean boot doesn't help, scn doesn't find any issues blah blah)
This feels like a concerning security issue, and the silence from Microsoft is disturbing. Feels like trying to avoid calling attention to it...
How worried should we be?
Also, it's been MONTHS since these threads started, and no fix?
