Windows 10/11 & memory integrity issues

Background of the problem

Windows 10/11 includes a feature called Core isolation and a related Memory Integrity option, the setting options are shown in the image below.

While in Windows 10 this option was turned off by default, with the Windows 11 it is usually turned on after installation. Unfortunately, a whole range of drivers, including TEDIA drivers, are not compatible with Memory Integrity mode activated.

Therefore, if a yellow triangle appears in Device Manager (immediately after installation, or even later after additionally activating the Memory Integrity option) and the error message Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware. The driver may be corrupted or missing. (Code 39), verify that the Memory Integrity option is enabled. If so, it needs to be turned off.

To fix this problem, do a search in the Windows 10 or 11 search bar for 'Core Isolation' or 'Memory Integrity'. If it is 'On' turn it 'Off' and reboot.

Unfortunately, we currently do not know the cause and therefore no other solution to the problem.