Ensuring your computer's security is paramount. One effective method is through the use of core isolation in Windows 11. In this article, we'll guide you on how to disable or enable Memory Integrity, a key feature within core isolation.
Core isolation is a security measure that safeguards system processes on Windows from malware by isolating them from the operating system and its devices. Utilizing virtualization, Windows achieves this separation effectively. Memory integrity, a component of core isolation, specifically isolates high-security processes from the rest, thwarting malware attempts during an attack.
To disable or enable Memory Integrity, follow these steps:
Open the Windows Security App:
Go to the search bar and type "Windows Security App."
Open the app from the search results.
Access Device Security:
In the Windows Security App, click on "Device Security."
Navigate to Core Isolation Details:
Under the "Core Isolation" section, click on "Core isolation details."
Toggle Memory Integrity:
Depending on your preference, turn Memory Integrity on or off.
By following these simple steps, you can manage Memory Integrity in Windows 11, ensuring your system remains secure against potential threats.