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As it says in the title, snpstd3.sys driver is preventing me from turning memory integrity on. It seems to be the driver for my laptop's usb camera:
I've tried to find a new version, but couldn't. I've also tried using Windows Update, and checking Asus' drivers, to no avail (my laptop is an Asus tuf gaming fx504 series, currently running Windows 11). Is there a way to fix this? Uninstalling the device effectively prevents me from using my laptop's camera, as one would expect.
Thanks!
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Hello Federico,
You can look for the "Published Name" of the drivers in the memory integrity error message to see which ones to uninstall.
In this case it would be for oem29.inf.
Afterwards, you can use option 4 or 5 below to uninstall them.
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/uninstall-driver-in-windows-11.8651/
