On the 12th gen laptop having Intel Trusted Execution Technology enabled in the BIOS prevents the Windows setting “Memory integrity” under Core isolation from being turned on (it turns off after a reboot).
Is this the correct functionality, or is this not working as intended?
Also, I tried to do some research, but did find enough information to make an informed decision as to if I should prefer having Intel Trusted Execution Technology turned on or the Windows memory integrity feature.
Anyone have a reason to pick on or the other?