Windows 10: Windows 11 memory integrity pxhlpa64.sys DVD driver

Running Windows 11 Home 21H2 on new HP laptop with an ASUS USB DVD driver.Windows 11 installed driver, pxhlpa64.sys, is activated when I plug in the drive and I can use the drive normally. However, Windows turns off Memory Integrity complaining about pxhlpa64.sys not being compatible. Neither ASUS nor HP have a USB DVD driver update since they use the 'installed' Windows 11 driver but Windows 11 memory integrity is not happy with its 'installed' driver, pxhlpa64.sys.Is there a solution to this 'catch 22'?Thanks in advance.

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PxHlpa64.sys preventing core isolation

Does this have any connection with your reality? ReviverSoft | Pxhlpa64.sys Process - What is Pxhlpa64.sys? - Reviversoft

It may be possible to rename the file, adding .old.

If it's in the Driver Store, you may be able to get rid of it using the Driver Store Explorer. GitHub - lostindark/DriverStoreExplorer: Driver Store Explorer [RAPR] It is not very easy to use.

Prepping for Windows 11?

 

PxHlpa64.sys preventing core isolation

The driver PxHlpa64.sys is not present on my Win 10 desktop.

Microsoft Virtual DVD-ROM appears in Device Manager (as as optical drive) only when I have mounted an ISO. Then, the driver is cdrom.sys, just like for my real optical drive.

I suspect that PxHlpa64.sys is a leftover, but I'm unsure from what.

 

PxHlpa64.sys preventing core isolation

From the link I posted previously:

PxHlpa64.sys file information
The process known as Px Engine Device Driver for (version 64-bit Windows, 64-bit (x86-64) Windows) or PxHlpa64belongs to software PxHelp64 or Roxio Burn by Sonic Solutions (Sonic Fiber-optic Internet & Phone) or Rovi or Corel (Corel Corporation).