Turn On or Off Core Isolation Memory Integrity in Windows 10  

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       #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.

    Attachment 184309
    Yeah, after I turned it on, I have that too
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    And typical Microsoft non-help, this is what clicking "Learn More" gives you:
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    Which is why Ten Forums exists, and thrives
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       #11

    If you feel like experimenting, I found this:

    set to 0
    Code:
    Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\DeviceGuard\Scenarios\HypervisorEnforcedCodeIntegrity
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       #12

    Thank you Cliff. I added that as Option Two.

    I'm surprised the registry key is not hash protected though.
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       #13

    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)
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       #15

    1 @Brink please let us know how to turn it off again, when you figure it out!

    2 How can I know which drivers (or other things) are preventing me from enabling VBS? I have a logitech mouse driver, maybe that's the culprit?
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       #16

    Hello @shmu26, :)

    You could use the downloadable .reg file in Option Two to do so.
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       #17

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


    edCodeIntegrity
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       #18

    Hmm, seems to be a bug with how it displays. I put the path in a code box to fix it for now.
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       #19

    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
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