Enable Memory Integrity
Required on supported Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs when the strict gate is enabled.
- 1Open Start, search for Windows Security, and open it.
- 2Select Device security, then Core isolation details.
- 3Turn Memory integrity on.
- 4Restart Windows, reopen the Anti-cheat, and confirm it reaches Protected — monitoring.
If the switch is missing or shows incompatible drivers
- Install Windows updates and driver updates from your PC or motherboard manufacturer.
- Use the incompatible-driver list in Windows Security to identify, update, or uninstall the affected software.
- Enable CPU virtualization in UEFI/BIOS. It may be named Intel Virtualization Technology, VT-x, SVM Mode, or AMD-V.
- Restart and check again. Do not disable driver-signature enforcement to bypass the requirement.
Enable or verify your TPM
Windows must report a usable TPM before the Anti-cheat can protect a session.
- 1Press Win + R, enter tpm.msc, and press Enter.
- 2Check that the window says The TPM is ready for use.
- 3If Windows cannot find a TPM, restart into UEFI/BIOS and enable Intel PTT, AMD fTPM, or Security Device Support.
- 4Save the firmware settings, restart Windows, and reopen the Anti-cheat.
Firmware menus vary by manufacturer. Do not clear an existing TPM: clearing it can affect BitLocker and Windows sign-in. You only need to enable it.
Resolve an unsigned-driver block
Gameplay resumes after the unsigned kernel driver is no longer loaded. This message does not mean you are banned.
- 1Run Windows Update, including relevant optional driver updates.
- 2Update the device utility, RGB tool, hardware monitor, or other program that installed the named driver using its official vendor installer.
- 3If no signed update exists, uninstall or disable that software and its driver.
- 4Restart Windows, then restart Counter-Strike and the Anti-cheat.
Common problems
Safe fixes for the messages you are most likely to see.