Windows 10: Cannot enable Memory Integrity due to "driver incompatibilities" - yet no list of...

I noticed yesterday that, in my system tray, the Windows Security icon said "Actions Recommended". Upon clicking on it, I came to discover that Memory Integrity is turned off and that my device "may be vulnerable".I clicked the toggle to turn memory integrity on, and was met with a screen telling me to "resolve any driver incompatibilities and try again." :I followed this by clicking on the link to "Review incompatible drivers", which then left me with this screen, showing NO incompatible drivers. Huh?? What am I supposed to do with this??My system is a Dell XPS 8940. I checked the Dell site a

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How to enable memory integrity due to incompatible driver csrbc.sys?

Hi Roger,

The file csrbc.sys seems to be the USB dongle driver. If you no longer use the hardware, you can delete the driver.

Open an Admin Command Prompt and run:

• SC.EXE DELETE CSRBC
  

Alternatively, you can delete the driver using Autoruns.

• Autoruns for Windows - Windows Sysinternals (Run Autoruns as administrator, find the csrbc.sys entry, and delete it)
  
• Fix: Cannot Enable Core Isolation Due to Incompatible Drivers
  

 

Memory integrity fails due to incompatible drivers but none listed

As title states, I get a message saying "memory integrity can't be turned on, try resolving any incompatibilities with your drivers". When I go to check the list of incompatible drivers, however, I get this an empty list of incompatible drivers.

I have:

Tried to restart system

Updated said drivers
used sfc /scannow with no issues

 

How to enable memory integrity due to incompatible driver csrbc.sys?

can't enable memory integrity due to incompatible csrbc.sys driver. All updates installed. Any help?