Microsoft Meets Its Threat with Windows 11: Enables Memory Integrity on More PCs Despite Possible FPS Cutout, and so You Can Disable It
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Microsoft is enabling Memory Integrity on more Windows machines soon.
A Windows update should normally improve user experience, repair errors and eliminate vulnerabilities.
Microsoft has begun to comply with what we already advanced in September: Windows 11 is expanding the automatic activation of Memory Integrity to more compatible PCs. This protection strengthens the security of the Operating System, but it can also reduce the performance in games, and indeed, with certain titles it does, and a lot. The change came with the optional update of October and now is part of the improvements that incorporates KB5132061…
Windows 11 expands the automatic activation of memory integrity on compatible computers. Protection seeks to isolate core security checks, although evidence cited by specialized means recorded loss of gaming performance and the compatibility of some anti-trap systems remains a concern.
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