Windows 10: Windows 11 not showing incompatible drivers.

I've been having issues with my computer since I bought it. It's a prebuilt ASUS computer with NVidia graphics. I've been receiving the blue screen of "Memory Management". What I have tried is updating all my drivers and having the most up to date Windows 11 features. When looking in my device manager, it says I don't have any incompatible drivers, and I looked online about a "Core Isolation memory integrity" scan. My computer says that the feature is not avaliable. I've also gone into my registry editor and tried to navigate to "Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Dev

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Wincows (11) Security. Memory Integrity Off. Incompatible Drivers.

Windows (11) Security. Memory Integrity is "off". Won't turn on. Shows incompatible "Rapport" drivers. Drivers are up to date.

Any suggestions. MS help says don't uninstall drivers.

 

Windows 11 will not show incompatible drivers

In new windows 11 up to date as of writing this. Core isolation memory integrity does not work and will not turn on. Every time I scan for incompatible drivers, none are listed. Checked the windows update, the system is up to date, and no errors in device drivers were found. All drivers appear up to date. BIOS most recent available (the same driver that was installed prior to this error occurring. None of the threads seem to address this, only ones where the driver is known. The DG readiness tool is not user-friendly for everyday users. Need a solution that can be done at home without having to be an IT guru or MSCE certified. It will not let me upload the screenshot or picture, keep getting errors in that as well.

 

BrusbSib.sys incompatible driver

Hello KRM1970,

I had same issue like yours, though my PC is only 2 y.o. After gone thru all steps, finally I am able to sort out my problem and I hope the following steps will help yours too:

- I also had another incompatible driver "BrUsbSib.sys" which shows relating to "oem33.inf", in addition to the one listed on your picture

- first, go to "Turn Windows features on or off" and ensure "Virtual Machine Platform" and "Windows Hypervisor Platform" being ticked. PC will be restarted after this step

- then go to "Device Manager", under "View" tab select "Device by driver". the "pem33.inf" comes up, I have deleted it from here.

After done the above, I can turn on the "Core isolation" with Windows 11 on my PC. Hope the above will be helpful to you too.