Windows 10: Turn On or Off Core Isolation Memory Integrity in Windows 10

Because the off switch doesn't work(at least on some systems)*Roflmao2

 

1 @Brink please let us know how to turn it off again, when you figure it out!

2 How can I know which drivers (or other things) are preventing me from enabling VBS? I have a logitech mouse driver, maybe that's the culprit?

 

Hello @shmu26, *Smile

You could use the downloadable .reg file in Option Two to do so.

 

Shawn the address in the tut needs to be pulled togeather. HypervisorEnforcedCodeInte grity


edCodeIntegrity

 

Hmm, seems to be a bug with how it displays. I put the path in a code box to fix it for now.

 

You know Shawn, I wonder if this(the off switch not working) is what is keeping 17133, from becoming RTM*Think

They said the problem won't effect most users, and that probably is just a nice way of saying, this only effects people who know what they are doing, like IT specialists and Ten Forums members*sarc

 

You have such a way with words! A brief pause while I pick myself up off the floor! *Roflmao2

 

LOL, wouldn't that be funny if so. *Wink

 

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Thanks guys for this. Set it to on, just to find out I can't set it back. I'll leave it "on", but it's nice to know how to undo (without Image restore)

 

You might want to save it in Regedit as a favorite, so you can find it easily(I do that with all the keys I use.
Or just save Shawn's reg files.

 

How could that be since it is in 1709 as well*Biggrin

 

My computer became really sluggish after I turned this feature on so had to Regedit the feature to it's death. *Smile

Thanks for finding the KEY to look for. *Smile

 

I find my PC runs just as snappy with it on or off.

Too bad it isn't going well for you*Sad

 

Hey Shawn, have you thought about sending them an email?
You can tell the team about this problem, as there is an email address at the bottom of the link you posted: Windows Defender System Guard: Making a leap forward in platform security with memory integrity - Microsoft Tech Community - 167303

 

Hey Cliff, *Smile

That's something each person with an issue should do to help make Microsoft aware of it.