Open Windows Security
Search Start for **Windows Security** and open the application.
Check driver compatibility and enable Windows Memory integrity protection.
Disabling Memory integrity reduces an additional Windows security protection. Prefer resolving driver incompatibilities.
Enable **Memory integrity** inside Windows Security and confirm protection remains active.
Search Start for **Windows Security** and open the application.
Select **Device security** and find the **Core isolation** controls.
Open **Core isolation details**. Check whether Windows reports incompatible drivers or missing platform requirements.
If incompatible drivers are listed, obtain supported replacements through the device manufacturer or Windows Update.
Turn **Memory integrity** on. Restart the PC if Windows requests it.
Return to **Core isolation details** and confirm that Memory integrity is enabled without unresolved warnings.
Review incompatible driver reports and check virtualization support.
Check Windows Security notifications and update or replace the incompatible driver.
Yes. It uses virtualization-based security capabilities.
Performance impact varies by hardware and workload.
If necessary for compatibility, open **Core isolation details**, turn **Memory integrity** off, and restart. Re-enable it after resolving incompatible hardware or software.
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