Kernal Security Check Failure

@axe0 just finished updating my system specs as best I could XD
But my mother board came but with a weird name of notebook...
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axe0 said:

I would recommend to visit the site of your manufacturer and install the Windows 10 drivers.

This response from device manager is the reason why it is normally not suggested to update drivers in device manager.


Driver Reference Table - filecrypt.sys
It is a system driver that can only be updated via Windows Update.

How do you make it so the "filecrypt.sys" update shows up because when I check updates it says I have all the updates already. :/

And @axe0 when you said not to switch between GPU's what do you mean by that? (Atm in my nvidia control panel I have set the global setting back to auto select.)

Cheers

axe0 said:

Exactly as I said, don't switch between GPU's, do not use GPU 1 for thing 1 and switch and use GPU 2 for thing 2.

Just to clear things up, let's just say im playing a game and the nvidia is being used instead (by default from nvidia) and when im watching a movie im using intel hd grpahic; would that be considered as bad and switching gpus?
Cheers