Microsoft has announced a new policy for Windows security settings starting in October. The company will automatically enable the memory integrity feature on compatible computers without requiring explicit user consent.
The rollout of this change is scheduled to begin with the monthly update package on October 13. While the feature is designed to improve system security, it has previously faced criticism from the gaming community.
Gamers have reported performance issues associated with memory integrity for several years. Due to these concerns, many users have historically opted to disable the setting manually to avoid potential conflicts.
