​ @RoHe​ The problem is when it won't turn the feature on for millions of Dell computers and it does not list ANY drivers (yours listed one).  All of those Dell computers are eligible and configured to be able to turn the feature on. How do I know this? I experienced it on three straight Dell computers that were eligible and had to apply my fix to be able to turn it on. It's not the registry fix some talk about. It's nuanced and non-trivial. All of those Dell computers report zero problematic drivers. That gives engineers the false impression their machine is not qualified for system integrity. Secondly, Microsoft and the legendary Scot Hanselman who works there all talk about how important System Integrity is. As a DFIR and malware hunter, I understand it's importance and am sad people can't turn it on when there is nothing shown in the list of drivers. Users are hugely dismissive of this feature as though it is not important at all. Finally, since I have a solution, I happen to know it's an issue that deserves the attention of both Microsoft and Dell.  Over the last 20 years, I occasionally see hard-to-solve (but important) problems not being addressed by both companies with each side pointing to the other as the root cause. That's sad. It's 100% an issue for both companies but it *is* mostly a Dell issue. Answer from Harry STein on dell.com