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In new windows 11 up to date as of writing this. Core isolation memory integrity does not work and will not turn on. Every time I scan for incompatible drivers, none are listed. Checked the windows update, the system is up to date, and no errors in device drivers were found. All drivers appear up to date. BIOS most recent available (the same driver that was installed prior to this error occurring. None of the threads seem to address this, only ones where the driver is known. The DG readiness tool is not user-friendly for everyday users. Need a solution that can be done at home without having to be an IT guru or MSCE certified. It will not let me upload the screenshot or picture, keep getting errors in that as well.
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It as the beginning of this thread. Go back to page 1: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_11-hardware/windows-11-will-not-show-incompatible-drivers/b059f22e-95b7-410f-a922-59313ff75c6a?messageId=3c638530-5757-4e1b-b219-ee09d4de0c60&page=1
Thanks!
Thanks, I did most of what you stated as well, but haven't rebuilt the OS now I don't have to waste my time doing that! appreciate you sharing the info!
I have this issue too, and as most, if not all users here, I've an Dell too, An G15 5511 to be more especific... And as it's not my first Dell nightmares computer (had an vostro 5470 before, that was full of problems, mainly wifi and intel/nvidia GPU related, the G15 is not as bad as the vostro I had, but, still with some inconvenience, like a gen4 NVME slot, slot0, that works as Gen3, and standby that never works as well, not cool)....
I'm almost sure this is a Dell problem... I was thinking initially that this could be something with my AV (Bitdefender) but... Now I'm not sure anymore. This heck of an PC never suspends correctly too, so, I'm really triggered with everything wrong in this *****ed Dell unit, now even more as hibernation wont show up on windows anymore, it was the only thing that I would use to have an real "suspend" state on this Dell screwed PC, I have turned on hibernation, but thanks to MS or Dell, this is not an option anymore, so, my battery keeps getting drained even after I close the lid...
Would be good if people here shared if they are using an AV solution... I'm almost trying something radical, like making windows run on proxmox or something like that, so I can have more control on what the heck is happening... I'm really interested in if this is a Dell and/or Microsoft problem... What is really interesting is that Dell couldn't make Alienware fully compatible with hyper-v yet, just open it and you will see it babling about the need to disable hyper-v or the virtual machine plataform when you go to Fusion tab, so maybe its something related to Alienware... But would not be surprised if this is another bug from microsoft... as the windows printer sharing one from not long ago...
I haven't tried anything until now, would be glad if someone found a solution that won't involve any group policy (that locks the option to enable/disable, as this regedit tip seems to do)... I'll try to say what worked out for me...
In my case I am using Bitdefender for a/v/f
I began looking at this issue because a PC I got for one of my clients (Dell XPS) crashed every few days without fail. Then I noticed this issue which was not on another XPS in the same office. these are about1-2 years old but the issue started almost immediately but my client did not think to mention it. Anyway I fixed the crashing issue by removing the video card and switched to onboard video (luckily, he doesn't need heavy graphics use.
From what I have been able to find researching this particular issue with win11 incompatibility issues is that it wasn't isolated to Dell but hit a number of other MFGs as well. For the time I am considering it a non-issue till I see something compelling.
