Hello, This problem is due to Drivers left behind while uninstalling the Utility Software. I am able to resolve this problem with the following steps:
- Step 1: Press Windows + X
- Step 2: Select "Terminal Admin" from the Drop Down List
- Step 3: If Prompted for User Account Control, Click on "Yes"
- Step 4: On the Command Prompt/Terminal, type the Command "pnputil /enum-drivers and hit "Enter"
- Step 5: You will see a Drop Down List of all the Drivers Installed on your PC/Laptop
- Step 6: Note Down the Publisher's Name of all the Drivers you are facing Problems with. In my case, they were oem46.inf; oem22.inf; oem135.inf; oem31.inf; oem79.inf; oem103.inf; oem134.inf; and oem67.inf
- Step 7: Now on the Command Prompt/Terminal, type, "pnputil /delete-driver <Publisher's Name (i.e. like oem46.inf)> and hit "Enter"
- Step 8: You shall get a message that "Driver Package Deleted Successfully"
- Step 9: Repeat the Step 7 for all other Defective Drivers say oem22.inf etc. , one-by-one for all the Drivers noted Down in Step 5
- Step 10: Now, Turn "ON" the "Memory Integrity"
- Step 11: Reboot the System
Hope this shall help the community. I found this solution on the Net and it worked for me.
Here is what WORKED for me!
I used the above method HOWEVER, I found that the oem numbers mentioned in step 6 related to other manufactures (not brother) so I ignored these. I looked though the list one at a time and took note of any that had Brother as the provider name. With this new set of numbers (mine were oem27, 19, 29, 2, 10, 36, yours will probably be different again!) I continued on and deleted them one by one using step 7.
After a reboot now it allowed me to turn on memory integrity :)