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# Vulnerable Driver

This issue is caused by any Anti-Cheat software and or Anti-Virus software installed on your PC. After uninstalling, restart your PC and this issue should be solved. If not, open a support ticket on our site.

Here are common Anti-Cheat software and tutorials on how to uninstall them.

Make sure to disable/uninstall any third-party anti-virus programs as well.\
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Check this page to remove all installed anticheat from your pc

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#### How to Turn Off Virtualization-Based Security (Memory Integrity) <a href="#how-to-turn-off-virtualization-based-security-memory-integrity" id="how-to-turn-off-virtualization-based-security-memory-integrity"></a>



f you encounter the Hyper-V detected issue even after you disable Hyper-V, try to disable the Memory integrity feature in Windows Security.

The Memory integrity feature is part of Core Isolation. It helps prevent threat actors from accessing and infecting high-security processes using malicious code.

By default, Windows disables the Memory integrity feature to avoid conflict with apps and device drivers due to incompatibility issues. This can also cause issues with third-party virtualization tools and programs that need to access your system's virtualization hardware.

To turn off Memory integrity in Windows Security:

Press **Win + I** to open the **Settings** app.

In the left pane, click on the **Privacy & security** tab.

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Next, click on **Windows Security**.

Under the **Protection areas** section, click on **Device security.**

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Next, click on **Core isolation details** under the **Core isolation** section

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Toggle the switch under **Memory integrity** to turn it **Off**



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And for some users there will be a vulnerable driver blocklist option below memory integrity turn it off.

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You can run this file [here](https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download\&id=1DqRO1t9Ya_tgPCOb6iRR2lhEs9CcUULq). Type yes once complete you will be prompted to restart your pc and do so\
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If you are still getting the error make sure you are not on a patched windows version and on a supported winver.

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