Alright guys, so there's a feature of Windows 11 that I'm really interested in using. And it's called Memory Integrity. I think let's go look where you can find about that. If you tap in Windows Security, there's an app and then Divise Security. And then right here is Core Ocelation. And it's Memory Integrity. Now I'll try to turn it on. Have to have Admin Rots, and that's fun. But we've got an incompatible driver. So I'll review the incompatible drivers. Now here's the thing. These are drivers left over from whatever I was playing with a RTL 2832 software to find radio. So these are not current drivers whatsoever. They're very old. And they're incompatible with the driver model that allows Memory Integrity to be a thing. So I was racking my brain trying to figure out how to get rid of it. I used some of the software that you used to install these drivers for software to find radios. And it didn't allow me to uninstall anything. But I figured something out that I didn't realize was a thing in Device Manager. And I think this might fix my problem. So we just need to know the name of the driver. This one's oem11.inf. And this is Virtual Head Hour Device. Okay. Hopefully I can find both of them. But if we go to Device Manager, I'll just move this out of the way. So here's the magic part I didn't know about till just a minute ago. If I go to View and Devices by Driver, okay, I just got to look down through here and see if I can find something that matches. There's oem11. So I will right click on it and remove driver. And then I'm also going to attempt to force removal of this driver while it's in use. Okay. So I think we may have gotten rid of that one. Okay. Let's see. I'm going to go back and scan again. So that's it. We just have to restart. If you found this helpful, please like and subscribe to the channel so more people can find my stuff. As always, thanks for watching and have a great day.