BrusbSib.sys incompatible driver

I found it hiding in the C drive and was able to delete it. Thank you though for your suggestion.

Thank you, this fixed the problem in notime! :)

I've been digging information about how to delete that about an hour but after I give it a few try, (I opened Command Prompt and typed:*pnputil /enum-drivers* to show installed driver) I then typed pnputil /delete-driver *the driver name*(refer it's name in the Windows Security alert that shown) and enter to delete it but it said there's an app is installed on this device so I search the Brother app (something about printer app) and click uninstall which bring me to *Control Panel- Programs and Feature* to delete the brother app/program (It even include all files and drivers installed by that app). And then reboot my computer :). So simply search that brother app in windows menu and click uninstall and then remove the program :)

Any clue how to remove BrusbSib.sys incompatible driver. So I can turn on memory integrity? There is no OEM number like the other 2 I deleted. There hasn’t been any brothers printers used in over a year and I have deleted everything in reference to the printer. I have looked everywhere to see if something is hidden and I can’t find anything. Much needed help appreciated! :(

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I have a brother mfcj460Dw printer and a hp laptop that was windows 10 and kept announcing that it was capable to upgrade to windows 11

Now I keep getting this warning

Incompatible drivers

Resolving incompatibilities with these drivers will enable you to turn on Memory integrity.

Learn how to resolve problems with incompatible

drivers

BrUsbSib.sys

Brother

Device:

Brother MFC-J460DW

Import date:

11/13/2022

Driver date:

1/31/2017

Driver version:

1.0.3.3

Published name: oemo.inf

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:

1. Step 1: Press Windows + X
2. Step 2: Select "Terminal Admin" from the Drop Down List
3. Step 3: If Prompted for User Account Control, Click on "Yes"
4. Step 4: On the Command Prompt/Terminal, type the Command "pnputil /enum-drivers and hit "Enter"
5. Step 5: You will see a Drop Down List of all the Drivers Installed on your PC/Laptop
6. 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
7. Step 7: Now on the Command Prompt/Terminal, type, "pnputil /delete-driver <Publisher's Name (i.e. like oem46.inf)> and hit "Enter"
8. Step 8: You shall get a message that "Driver Package Deleted Successfully"
9. 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
10. Step 10: Now, Turn "ON" the "Memory Integrity"
11. Step 11: Reboot the System

Hope this shall help the community. I found this solution on the Net and it worked for me.