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@everyone
**A few words about this error and what to do.**
Microsoft has released updates **KB5040527 **and **KB5040546 **for Windows 11, which add the **HYDRA **driver and several other drivers to the untrusted list.
**What does this mean?**
**Intel **and **AMD **have been engaged in a war for a long time by finding vulnerabilities in each other's products, making loud statements, and issuing patches that reduce performance.
You've seen all this before. Now, **Microsoft **is also involved in this trendy direction, which allows them to write loud headlines about solving problems and "saving" all of humanity.
The **HYDRA **driver uses access to physical memory to obtain processor monitoring data. Access to physical memory is used by any fan control program, RGB control, and even cheats.
Unfortunately, **Microsoft **does not wish to investigate the purpose of the driver's use and simply blacklists everything.
Of course, I will not be able to get a new driver certificate for the whitelist because neither **Nvidia **nor **AMD **are interested in having a third-party developer do something better than their marketing departments.
And even if I get it, this charity would come with an **NDA**, which would mean the closure of the project.
**Is there a way out? YES!**
1. Delete these updates and live peacefully without them.
2. Disable **Core isolation** (a feature of **Windows 11**, **Memory Integrity** and **Microsoft Vulnerable Driver Blocklist**) and reboot the system.
I also want to note that in **HYDRA 1.7E PRO**, I have added automatic instructions for disabling **Core isolation** with the user's consent for the continued comfortable use of **HYDRA**.
**Is Core isolation necessary for the system?**
For example, **Windows 10 **exists perfectly without this feature. From this, I can conclude (in my opinion) that for an ordinary user (not in the corporate sector), this feature is pointless.