Had this same problem and it was maddening, I could not find any solutions anywhere. In my case it was an Alienware Aurora R12 desktop rather than laptops but it was the exactly same thing. Your solution was perfect and helped get rid of my headaches. Thank you so much!
I wanted to install a new BIOS update from October 27th, which is classified as critical and which is supposed to fix Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE). I noticed that on current, up-to-date Windows 22H2 systems in the default configuration, the Bios update installers from Dell/Alienware no longer work. After starting the BIOS update installer, a pop-up message "Driver Version Fail!" and about 1000 pop-up instances of the Windows Compatibility Assistant "Windows Compatibility Assistant has detected amifldrv64.sys as a vulnerable driver and prevented it from loading..." crippled my machines. Same on two non-hardware identical m17 R2 and one XPS. Microsoft recommended driver block rules: "With the Windows 11 2022 update, the vulnerable driver blocklist is enabled by default for all devices...". The BIOS update installers use a driver called amifldrv64.sys, which is detected and blocked by the Windows Compatibility Assistant as an unwanted vulnerable driver. Turning off new Windows security features (e.g. Core Isolation Memory) had no effect on my machines (m17 R2 and XPS) - amifldrv64.sys was always blocked. With the following workaround the BIOS update worked without problems on all machines (should also work for other Dell/Alienware machine types):
m17 R2, BIOS installer blocked, vulnerable driver amifldrv64.sys