Windows 10: Turn On or Off Core Isolation Memory Integrity in Windows 10  

Brink said:

Hmm, this below is what I'm seeing in Windows 10 build 17639.

I'm unable to turn off "Memory integrity", but I do not have any group policies configured despite the red message below.

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Yeah, after I turned it on, I have that too


And typical Microsoft non-help, this is what clicking "Learn More" gives you:


Which is why Ten Forums exists, and thrives

If you feel like experimenting, I found this:

set to 0

Code:

Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\DeviceGuard\Scenarios\HypervisorEnforcedCodeIntegrity

Thank you Cliff. I added that as Option Two.

I'm surprised the registry key is not hash protected though.

Brink said:

Thank you Cliff. I added that as Option Two.

I'm surprised the registry key is not hash protected though.

Because the off switch doesn't work(at least on some systems)

Hello @shmu26, :)

You could use the downloadable .reg file in Option Two to do so.

Shawn the address in the tut needs to be pulled togeather. HypervisorEnforcedCodeInte grity


edCodeIntegrity

Hmm, seems to be a bug with how it displays. I put the path in a code box to fix it for now.

You know Shawn, I wonder if this(the off switch not working) is what is keeping 17133, from becoming RTM

They said the problem won't effect most users, and that probably is just a nice way of saying, this only effects people who know what they are doing, like IT specialists and Ten Forums members