Windows 10: I get "Memory integrity off due to Incompatible drivers" but "Review incompatible drivers"...

My Dell Optiplex 7700 All-In-One is running Windows 11 Pro Version 21H2 OS Build 22000.978 with Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22000.978.0. I recently noticed that the Windows Security icon in the tray was showing an "Actions Recommended" warning: which, when clicked upon, opened the Windows Security page. On that page, the Device Security Icon had a warning symbol with a message, "Memory Integrity is off. Your device may be vulnerable" and a Go To Settings button, which when clicked opened the Windows Security Core isolation page.

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Windows 10 - Memory Integrity - Incompatible Drivers

Good day all,

Please could someone advise how I might identify and safely remove/disable/update the following incompatible drivers, so that memory integrity can be re-enabled.

The incompatible drivers are as follows;
- ftdibus.sys
- wdcsam64_prewin8.sys
- PxHIpa64.sys
- SaiH0C2D.sys
- tib.sys

Autoruns lists nearly all of these files however I have not used this utility before, so thought it's best I ask first.

Any and all suggestions are very much appreciated!

Windows Ver.: Windows 10 20H2 Build 19042.870

Many thanks,
Koray

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Memory Integrity turned itself off due to incompatible drivers.

Unplug those items.

Then delete those drivers from your computer's driver store.

SOLVED: Core Isolation Memory Integrity Incompatible Drivers WDCSAM64_PREWIN8.SYS – Up & Running Technologies, Tech How To's

 

Memory Integrity turned itself off due to incompatible drivers.

Google search said that tencapture.sys came from personal voice changer.

When you installed something and if that thing includes a "driver" then windows os will put it in the "driver store" with a oem number on it.

If your computer tells you that tencapture.sys is oem83.inf, then you go and delete oem83.inf from the computer.

It doesn't have to be active, it will cause incompatibility problems as long as the driver is in the "driver store". You just have to delete it. You click on the memory integrity list, it will show you what oemxx.inf, and you delete them from the driver store.