Windows 10: Windows 11 gets BSOD when CPU virtualization is enabled after enabling core isolation

I have a very strange issue with my computer and need your help.One day, my computer worked just fine as I was browsing through the features of Windows Defender with CPU Virtualization enabled and decided to enable core isolation with memory integrity. After restarting my computer, it got BSOD after 15 seconds with the following error message: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION What failed: AsIO2.sys It is an ASUS process, because I have an ASUS motherboard. Every time I restarted the computer, it got BSOD over and over again. I tried to disable core isolation within the 15 seconds timeframe and I suc

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Cannot enable Core Isolation in Windows 11 due to incompatible drivers

Hi,

Core isolation is an additional security feature.

What drivers are listed in your case?

 

Cannot enable Core Isolation in Windows 11 due to incompatible drivers

In windows 11, security is most preferred, without enabling of core isolation, malicious attacks might be happens in anytime,.

According to me windows 11 with enabled core isolation is best protection

 

Cannot enable Core Isolation in Windows 11 due to incompatible drivers

Originally, there were 2 drivers that were listed as problems when I tried to enable "core isolation". One of the drivers was listed twice. One was for an external drive and the other two were the same Conexant drivers. Once these were removed, they no longer showed up when I tried to enable "core isolation". They also did not show up when I followed the instructions for the command prompt or autoruns. Now, when I try to enable "core isolation", it says "The change requires you to restart your device. When I restart the computer, it hangs. If I force a shutdown, and then restart the computer, it starts and all appears fine, however, "core isolation" is not enabled. What might the problem be? What can I do next?