Windows 10: Event ID 1060, This driver has been blocked from loading due to incompatibility with this...

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If the Event ID 1060, This driver has been blocked from loading due to incompatibility with this system error, keeps troubling you; then this post may help. This usually occurs when a user tries to install a driver that isn’t compatible with the system. This is because your OS prevents the installation of incompatible drivers, […]

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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
  

 

Incompatible Drivers

I have a a warning message saying I have incompatible drivers which are blocking Memory Integrity protection. Please can someone help explain in layman's terms a simple step by step process how I resolve this issue. The drivers seem to be the following :

emBDA64.sys

by eMPIA technology

emOEM64.sys

by eMPIA technology

PxHlpa64.sys

by Sonic Solutions

Thankyou

 

Event ID 10016, CLSID and APPID

Hey, I've been trying to resolve this same dcom issue myself, and I followed the steps you listed @FreeBooter, but when I try to do the last step, I firstly when clicking "edit" get a message saying



And then when I do enter the menu after clicking "ok" on that dialog box, the add button is greyed out.

I'm 100% certain I followed all the steps correctly. I triple-checked it. But no dice...