Recent content by Bonzo

Here are the results of the verifier /querysettings from option B and C (the one I uploaded before thinking was the B version was an older one).

The log for the BSOD I got while using the first method, and the output of verifier /querysettings I got from the second one. I'm disabling Bitlocker, and will try the third method after the decryption finishes.

Ok, seems like I'm locked out of my PC, I can't enter safe mode because Bitlocker is enabled (I didn't enable Bitlocker, it explicitly said that I was enabling the standard device encryption) and Microsoft refuses to send me the code via phone. EDIT: Was able to enter minimal safe mode by going...

Well, the commands are not running: [/CODE][/SPOILER]

Yeah, the G drive is faulty, it's been like this for a while, so I don't store any sensitive data on it. Do you think it's impacting anything? As for the D drive, it's an old SATA SSD that I'm using it as the TEMP folder location. I'm always keeping an eye on it, and while it's health is low, it...

Yeah, I updated it a few months ago.

Ok, so I did an in place upgrade of Windows 11, and while it did fix my issue with not being able to turn on the Credential Guard, I'm still unable to turn on the Firmware Protection, and the Kernel DMA Protection is also off.

Ran the WDV with the preset provided by Ten Forums, my PC booted as usual, so I ran the verifier /querysettings, the results are attached bellow. By multiple customized tests you meant testing different drivers with I/O Verification, Force pending I/O requests and IRP logging enabled, or doing...

2. Attached the results bellow. 4. I just removed the drivers using Driver Store Explorer since I don't really use them all that much. All that's left to do is run the WDV.

Ok, I redid the test but drives D and G still won't show up in the logs. Still, I took a screenshot of the results of the chkdsk on the G drive. I know that this drive has issues though, I don't put important stuff on it.

The results: [/CODE][/SPOILER]

Oh, so should I test all the drivers like you mentioned before and then do an in place upgrade? I'll follow your instructions when I return to my PC. And it's really weird that only the C drive was on the logs, I saw it checking the G drive, then then Y, and when I woke up this morning it...

Got it. Thank you very much for all the support. I hope it's not too dangerous running Windows 11 like this until I have time to reinstall it. Also thank you very much for all your support, @zbook, I'll be reinstalling Windows 11 soon and will check if any of these issues pop up again.

Thank you. But do you have any idea why the Credential Guard and Device Guard are refusing to being enabled?

Sorry about the spam, but does anyone know how to take the PC off AUDIT mode?