If you’re unable to turn on Memory integrity and you’re running older Logitech software, follow the steps below to remove the incompatible drivers.
NOTE: The following steps are for Windows 10, but can also be used on Windows 11 as an alternate method.

1. Uninstall the Logitech software that you’re using for that device, ex. Logitech Gaming Software (LGS).
2. Open Windows Settings and in the Find a setting box, type Core isolation.
3. Under Memory integrity, run a scan for incompatible drivers.
4. If any Logitech drivers are listed, click the arrow to expand the information for that driver.
   
5. Locate the Published name and note the inf filename (ex. oem83.inf).
   
   
6. Open Device Manager, then click View and select Devices by drivers.
   
7. Look for the INF file(s) of the incompatible drivers and click Uninstall device 
   
8. In the Remove Driver window, check the two options shown below and then click Remove.
   
9. If you are unable to find the incompatible drivers using the above steps, open Windows File Explorer and copy paste the following path in the Address bar C:\Windows\System32\drivers
10. Locate the specific incompatible driver in this folder and delete it, as shown below.
    

    

11. Restart your computer.