# Disabling Core Isolation

#### Step 1: Open Windows Security

1. Press the **Windows key**
2. Type:

   ```
   Windows Security
   ```
3. Click **Windows Security**

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#### Step 2: Go to Device Security

1. In the left sidebar, click:\
   **Device security**
2. Look for:\
   **Core isolation**
3. Click:\
   **Core isolation details**

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#### Step 3: Turn Off Memory Integrity

1. Find:\
   **Memory integrity**
2. Click the switch so it changes to:\
   **Off**
3. Windows may ask for permission:
   * Click **Yes**

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#### Step 4: Restart Your PC

1. Save anything open
2. Click:
   * Start Menu
   * Power
   * Restart

The setting usually does not fully disable until after rebooting.


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