Core Isolation

Enabling Core Isolation

How To Enable Core Isolation

1. Open the Start Menu and search for Core Isolation.

2. Click on the result to open the Core Isolation settings.

3. Toggle the switch to Enable Core Isolation.

4. Once enabled, restart your computer to apply the changes.

How To Identify And Remove Incompatible Drivers Blocking Core Isolation

1. Identify Problematic Drivers:

   • Open the Start Menu, type “Windows Security,” and press Enter.

   • Go to Device Security > Core Isolation Details.

   • Here, you’ll see a list of incompatible drivers that prevent Core Isolation from being enabled.

2. Locate Incompatible Drivers:

   • Open Command Prompt as Administrator:

     • Press Win + S, type "cmd", right-click it, and select Run as Administrator.

   • Use the following command to list all installed drivers:

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     cmd driverquery /V > C:\drivers.txt

     • This will save the list of drivers to a file called drivers.txt in the root of drive C:.

   • Open the file and search for the problematic drivers listed in Core Isolation Details.

3. Remove Problematic Drivers:

   • In Command Prompt, use the following command to remove a specific driver:

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     cmdpnputil /delete-driver <driver_name>.inf /uninstall /force

     Replace <driver_name> with the name of the driver file (e.g., example.inf).

4. Verify Driver Removal:

   • After uninstalling, reboot your computer.

   • Open Windows Security again, go to Core Isolation Details, and check if the incompatible drivers are gone.

5. Enable Core Isolation:

   • Follow the original steps to enable Core Isolation in Windows Security.

You Dont Have Core Isolation?

There's only 2 possible reason and answer for this:

• U Dont Have VT-x/AMD-V/SVM-Mode ON in Bios

• U have something wrong in your windows so please reinstall your windows Windows