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Yesterday, I contacted the Microsoft Windows Support Team. They informed me that this issue has been identified and, to resolve it, an update will be released soon (probably by the end of this month).
I reverted back to Windows 10 four days ago. Today I got a notification for the Windows 11 22H2 update. Please inform me when they release the fix so that I can proceed with the Windows 11 update.
Thank you.
Although the previous suggestions have fixed this issue for me on all our machines, I had one other idea for people who are still struggling -- try doing an in-place "upgrade" of Windows 11 using the download tool from Microsoft's website. Check the settings to "keep all apps and files". I've done this recently on other machines that were having unrelated complex issues (system restore not accessible, Bitlocker not working - complained about "missing files") and this solution worked for me on those machines. Good luck!
Windows 11 installation assistant: https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11
Thanks for the workaround Enric, which I've tried to complete, but now all I'm getting is this:
Hello,
I have had this same issue for a week now after reinstalling my windows 11 22h2, after searching online I came across this thread. I tried the above solution and it worked to get my device hardware security back to being supported. However, after doing the above fix, I was unable to change the memory integrity settings because it stated that I needed administrator privileges (I am the Admin).
I tried different ownership/permission configurations, yet none worked to give me control to turn off the mem integrity (greyed out, with yellow letters stating I need admin rights) so I just reverted back to restore point that I did before applying this jimmy fix. If any one has a sure fire way to apply this fix, while being able to still have the option to turn off the memory integrity options I will be grateful.
TLDR, I had the issue where hardware security was no longer supported after reinstalling windows 11 22h2 . tried the fix which allowed the hardware security to be supported, but the option to turn on or off mem integrity was greyed out ( it was configured on) but unable to turn off because I needed " admin access" even though I am the admin and gave full control permissions so I reverted back to the restore point from before applying fix, and am either waiting for an official fix or if someone knows how to remove the admin lock in an acceptable manner please do inform.
I saw one other person appeared to have the same issue as me but his language is in Portuguese and I do not believe he solved the issue of the admin locked settings of mem integrity.
Thank you
I found a way to fix this problem , it's really simple don't you need to do anything big trust me I fixed same problem from my laptop , this problem gives me headache for 3 month's for me , & today' I got back all of device security inside , yes it's really simple
All you need to do is copy this folder from this location from your friend who keep his laptop or pc up to date
C drive > windows > system 32>Securityhealth> 000101(like this numbered folder) copy this folder to your laptop or pc and now all your need to do is go to this folder and run APPX File type and reinstall windows security that's all you need to do !