[NAME] Ye Shall Find , I picked up RAPR, but was not able to make much out of it? That just showed the INF files. Many even were dup's. Not unusual for INF files to be left, that is how you can ROLL BACK a driver it appears. No indication any of those are the problem. Program is more to save space than anything else. Look at my Bluetooth drivers: [IMAGE] A lot of dup's and space used by all of them, minimal compared to my C: disk free space I have. I had used the Registry path once before, so I had the key, but it was set to 0, which is off. Changed it to one, Core Isolation on. Yes, that does make it work, but the bigger question I can't find an answer to is "What is the actual reason it cannot be turned on, since it doesn't show any driver causing this, is there another reason?" I sometimes wonder if that is even needed? I've never seen something 'happen' that would have been 'saved' if I had that on that I know of? What is the HARM of manually overriding the setting? I've had Support Assist IN and  OUT of this XPS... I get some Event Viewer re-configuration warnings with it and the Remediation Server running. I'm wondering if that Service is part of my problem. I think once I turned it off, I got the Windows warning it was off. All those errors kicked in after the most recent version of SupportAssist was installed by Dell Update? Before that last Update of SupportAssist I could NOT set System Repair n it. Somehow the last update enabled it and I got a 'surprise' Action Center message that a System Backup was done? Only then did I look at the settings for Support Assist and it was set much to my surprise. Once I disabled the Service, that no longer works or can be set, so the two are connected with System Repair and re-configuring being done on all application on each boot. Possible that Core Isolation is connected with these?
After a recent Reset (i.e., clean Windows 22H2 install from the cloud) Windows turned off Memory Integrity (under Core isolation). I'm running Win22H2, build 22621.1555. Windows Security (no 3rd party A/V). No incompatible drivers were found, either with the Scan in Windows Security or in the drivers tab of Sysinternals/autoruns (all drivers are Verified). I enabled Virtualization Based Security in Group Policy, but that didn't help (I've since restored this to "Not Configured"). I enabled Virtual Machine Platform, Windows Hypervisor in Optional features, but this also didn't help. Windows is up to date, SFC and DISM both come up clean. No issues shown in Device Manager, including hidden devices. All resident applications are also installed on another device, where Memory Integrity is running without issues. If anyone's had experience with this, any suggestions will be appreciated. Thank you.
XPS 8950, memory Integrity off, no incompatible drivers found