Windows 10: How to resolve WDCSAM64 Western Digital driver incompatibility to enable memory integrity...

I have tried:1 windows/WD driver updates2 Western digital guidance on updates3 Western digital hardware, software, and driver removal4 Western digital admin manual deletion most recently which resulted in an error "Failed to delete driver package: the system could not find the path specified."5 Continuing dialogue with WD but its not working so farThe diver details, as MS identified are below: wdcsam64.sysWesternDigitalTechnologiesDevice: WD SES DeviceImport Date: 3/2/2023Driver date: 1/18/2011Driver version 1.0.9.0Published name: oem0.infAny guidance appreciated.

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Memory Integrity switched off because of driver

I've read that you can "Select WD SES Device, right-click, and click “Uninstall device”". I don't know if it might cause any trouble in your Western Digital SSD.

https://www.winhelponline.com/blog/...mory-integrity-incompatible-drivers/#wdcsam64

Unable to Enable Core Isolation Memory Integrity due to Western Digital Driver (Windows 10 2004)

 

Memory Integrity switched off because of driver

Hi Stephen,

Download Autoruns from the Microsoft Sysinternals site, and run it as administrator.

In the search box in Autoruns, type the driver file name "wdcsam64".

If wdcsam64.sys appears in the list, right-click and choose Delete.





See also:

• Memory Integrity Cannot be Enabled for Core Isolation in Windows Security
  
• Fix: Cannot Enable Core Isolation Due to Incompatible Drivers
  

 

Need help turning on Memory Integrity after deleting an incompatible driver that was keeping it from being turned on.

I’m getting rid of Webroot security protection because I’ve been told Windows Security now does a great job. I reviewed the Windows Security parameters before uninstalling Webroot and found that Memory Integrity would not turn on because of an incompatible driver (a Western Digital driver that apparently causes this problem frequently). After trying several steps recommended on the Internet, including downloading the replacement driver from Western Digital and later deleting the driver entirely, I still cannot turn Memory Integrity on, but I’m no longer being told what the incompatible driver is. How can I resolve this? I understand that there are serious vulnerabilities leaving Memory Integrity off. Help!