LSA protection setting gone, but instead staple protection setting appeared

tinmar49 · May 13, 2023

Maybe the problem is solved, the yellow warning banner is gone, but what has happened to "core isolation"? It is present on my No PC, but not on this more powerful No 2 PC.

fg2001gf11F · May 13, 2023

tinmar49 said:
Maybe the problem is solved, the yellow warning banner is gone, but what has happened to "core isolation"? It is present on my No PC, but not on this more powerful No 2 PC.

Check the Virtualization in BIOS and make sure it is enabled. It is a prerequisite for core isolation.

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tinmar49 · May 13, 2023

After much searching inthe BIOS, I found the SVM that the No 1 pc has and turned it on. Then I checked security and core isolation was present. I checked core isolation details and the LSA toggle was there and it worked. After restarting, everything in the security is working, the lot.
Thanks for the help.