Hi Neil, I am Paulo and I'd like to help.

Just had this problem earlier so I manually delete the drivers (Mostly Samsung drivers and WD driver for my external drive).

• Right-click on the Start menu > Device manager.
• Click on View > Devices by driver
• Check the lists of the drivers. Sometimes, you have to expand the driver on the incompatible drivers list to see the driver's name in Device manager.
• Right-click on it then Uninstall
• Restart the computer and you should be able to turn on memory integrity once it does not detect any problems.

You may create a system restore point to make sure you'll have a save point before you remove them.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/cre...

Or you can back up the drivers using the method here:

https://winbuzzer.com/2020/06/09/how-to-backup-...

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Hi @Carlos Martinez ,

Turning on the Memory integrity setting would block these incompatible drivers from loading. Because blocking these drivers might cause unwanted or unexpected behaviors, the Memory integrity setting is turned off to allow these drivers to load.

If you want to restore the Memory integrity setting, you can try to resolve a driver incompatibility by seeing if an updated and compatible driver is available through Windows Update or from the driver manufacturer. Microsoft does not recommend that you delete drivers to attempt to restore this setting.

Best regards,

To delete incompatible drivers and enable memory integrity, you can follow these steps:

1. Open Command Prompt as Administrator: Right-click on the Start button, select "Windows Terminal (Admin)" or "Command Prompt (Admin)".
2. List Installed Drivers: Type the command pnputil /enum-drivers to list all installed driver packages. Look for the driver packages associated with the Huawei drivers you want to remove.
3. Delete the Driver Packages: Use the command pnputil /delete-driver /uninstall /force, replacing with the actual name of the driver you want to delete. If you encounter "Access is denied" errors, ensure you are running the Command Prompt with administrative privileges.
4. Using Device Manager: If the command line method fails, you can also try uninstalling the drivers through Device Manager:
   • Open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start button and selecting "Device Manager".
   • Expand the relevant device category, right-click on the device, and select "Uninstall device". Make sure to check the option to "Delete the driver software for this device" if available.
5. Restart Your Computer: After uninstalling the drivers, restart your computer to ensure changes take effect.
6. Check Memory Integrity Settings: Once your system has restarted, go back to the memory integrity settings and try enabling it again.

If you continue to face issues, consider checking for any remaining Huawei software or drivers that may need to be uninstalled or updated. Additionally, ensure that your Windows system is fully updated as this can sometimes resolve driver issues.

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References:

• How devices and driver packages are uninstalled
• Using Device Manager to Uninstall Devices and Driver Packages

Here’s a quick and straightforward way to fix Memory Integrity problems caused by problematic OEM drivers:Identify the Problematic Driver:Open PowerShell as Administrator.Run: pnputil /enum-driversLook for the driver causing the issue and note its OEM#.INF (e.g., oem12.inf).Remove the Problematic Driver:Run: pnputil /delete-driver oem#.inf /uninstall /forceReplace # with the actual OEM number you found.Repeat this for all problematic drivers.Reenable Core Isolation:Go to Windows Security > Device Security > Core Isolation, and toggle Memory Integrity back on.⚠️ Important: Removing drivers might cause device issues, so ensure the drivers aren’t critical or have alternatives before deleting them. Always proceed with caution!