There is a feature called Memory Integrity and there is a tutorial on how to enable it.
Turn On or Off Core Isolation Memory Integrity in Windows 10
My question is, once it is enabled, would this feature slowdown the machines?
For those of you here who have it enabled, is your system slower than usual?
I have it turned on and do not notice any speed difference, however I suppose it is possible it could slow some systems down as it uses a form of virtualisation.
Hi.
Seems that some of these security features are more for Windows Defender and Virtualization.
I think that this sums it all up pretty well -
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...#hardwarescore
I'm just going with the defaults for now.
Memory Integrity is in the OFF state.
I'm not using Windows Defender on this system yet I am virtualizing Linux MInt 19.3 under VMware.
For me this means -
"Your device meets the requirements for enhanced hardware security."
You might also wish to read this -
What Are “Core Isolation” and “Memory Integrity” in Windows 10?
Let's bring in @Kari who is the resident virtualization expert for his opinions.
Last edited by Compumind; 03 Jan 2020 at 10:50.
It doesn't allow Throttlestop and PUBG PC Lite to run for some weird reason.
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