Win 10 memory integrity is a new security function introduced by Microsoft Win 10, including kernel isolation and memory integrity security functions. They use virtualization-based security to protect your core operating system processes from tampering, which is a subset of core isolation. Windows usually requires digital signatures for device drivers and other code running in low-level Windows kernel mode. This ensures that they will not be tampered with by malicious software. When memory integrity is enabled, the code integrity service in Windows will run in a hypervisor-protected container created by CoreIsolation. This will make it almost impossible for malicious software to tamper with the code integrity check and gain access to the Windows kernel.

However, turning on this function may make some virtual machine functions unusable, so how to turn it off? Let's take a look at the specific tutorial.

1, start menu-Settings -Windows Update and Security;

2. Then open the Windows Security Center on the right;

3, then open, equipment safety;

4. Click Kernel Isolation Details.

5. To ensure the integrity of the memory, set the following switch to OFF.

This is the end of the detailed tutorial on how to turn off the memory integrity of Win 10. I hope it will help you.