Windows 10: Old unused drivers preventing using memory integrity Win 11

I'm attempting to activate memory integrity but seeing the following drivers as incompatible. The two Roccat ones are for a very old keyboard I no longer own, I was unsure if I could safely find and delete them without issue? I've googled the remaining one and not found a definitive answer on what I should do with it. Does anyone have any suggestions?Thanks

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Deleting driver files in System 32 folder are coming up as incompatible and preventing memory integrity being turned on

Hi Ramesh - thanks for the suggestion. They did disappear from the Aotoruns list when I deleted them. However, they're still present on the system and coming up as incompatible drivers and preventing Memory Integrity being turned back on.

 

Memory integrity issue

Memory integrity is off and is prevented from operating because of incompatable driver. Driver listed wdcsam64_prewin8.sys this driver is from Western Digital, Published name: oem64.inf . Western Digital does not support this driver, Microsoft installed it with the OS 11. No WD device connected and no WD programs installed. Can't find it to uninstall it. Memory integrity will not uninnstall because it may cause a device to not work. Help please.

 

Incompatible drivers prevent switching on Memory Integrity

I have a similar problem of Memory Integrity is switched off and cannot be switched on due to incompatible Logitech drivers. I am using a Logitech C270 webcam. The incompatible drivers that Windows 11 lists are:

lvbglt64.sys

lvrs64.sys

lvuvc64.sys

I contacted Logitech to try to update the Logitech webcam drivers. Their tech support staff instructed me to:

1. Open Device Manager

2. Expand 'Imaging Devices'

3. Locate the name of your Logitech camera in the list and right-click on it.

4. Select 'Update Driver Software'

5. Click 'Browse my computer for driver software'

6. Click 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer'

7. Check 'Show compatible hardware' and then select 'USB Video Device'

8. Click 'Next' and follow the on-screen instructions to update the driver.

I followed their advice and restarted my Windows 11 computer. However, I still have the same incompatible drivers issues and so still cannot switch on Windows 11's Memory Integrity.

Furthermore, the Logitech webcam now does not show up in the Device Manager | Imaging Devices list. I tried plugging in my C270 webcam USB plug into different ports of my Windows 11 computer but the Logitech webcam still does not show up in the Imaging Devices list.

Unfortunately, Logitech's support home page keeps not being able to resolve so I am unable to re-contact Logitech.

If anyone can advise on how to fix the Memory Integrity is switched off and cannot be switched on due to incompatible Logitech drivers, I'd greatly appreciate it. Unfortunately, I'm not technical.

Or should I just not bother since my Logitech C270 webcam works fine and I have Norton 360 Premium on my Windows 11 computer, i.e. I'm likely to be largely safe from attacks by malicious external devices?