I'm using a Windows 11 desktop and I need to turn on memory integrity for one of my games. However, every time I try to enable it in the settings, my computer gives me a blue screen error when I restart. After that, it boots up, but memory integrity remains off. Initially, I found that my PUBG anticheat drivers were incompatible, so I removed them along with the game. But now there's no indication of any incompatible drivers, and I still can't enable memory integrity. I've already activated SVM in the BIOS. Any ideas on how to solve this?
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In my experience, I had a similar issue caused by an outdated driver for my external webcam. Make sure to check all your drivers, especially any that might not be obvious, because they could be affecting memory integrity.
I saw a video that helped some people with this problem; it goes through what to do step by step. Also, third-party antivirus software can sometimes interfere with enabling memory integrity, so make sure that's not the case for you as well. You might want to check for updates or temporarily disable your antivirus to see if that fixes the issue.
Have you tried updating Windows? Sometimes, certain features depend on the latest updates being installed. If there's an update pending, that could be preventing memory integrity from enabling properly.
Yeah, I’ve heard that too about antivirus conflicts. Just be careful when you're disabling it; you don't want to leave your system exposed.