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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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Ahh, gotcha mate. I started having the issue on my desktop and that solved it, thought of sharing just in case anyone else having the same issue on desktop.
Had no clue about the DELL laptop problem specifically. Really sucks and even more if Microsoft aren't doing anything to fix it..
Hope they get it solved soon.
Cheers
This issue for most of is that no drivers ever show up. Most of us are running Dell laptops, although not all of us.
Because no drivers show up, we have no way of knowing which if any are causing the problem, we are doomed not to be able to use this security feature.
My laptop is from 2018 and I have this problem since I installed Widows 11.
I have same problem -- the supposedly problem drivers are not really there to be deleted (which MS says not to do, anyway). I have a Lenovo machine.
this is my system summary
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