Aurora R12, Windows 11, AWCC 5.9.2.0 does not work

The solution to this problem is to endanger the operating system at the expense of ACC, which seems crazy to me! 

ACC it works once I Disable Memory integrity, But Disabling Memory integrity is not permanent solution. Memory integrity is important feature of windows security, and my windows Security keeps warning me about memory integrity. 

Good reporting. Hopefully Dell is listening and working on it. This was first reported by users at least a year ago.

There are lots of programs on your newer computer that DO NOT exhibit this problem (even low-level ones, and similar "enhanced 64-bit driver suites"). 

So, what exact Alienware desktop do you have, and what Intel cpu is installed?

@Tesla1856​ I have Alienware Aurora R12 - with CPU i7/11700K 

I have long avoided the Windows 11 OS 

@Real_Boy85​ 

Well, not for much longer. Windows-10 is finally EoL later this year.

There is no reason you can't finally upgrade to Windows-11. It will run fine on your hardware. It's better than Windows-10. It's been released for many years now.

AW-CC will run fine on that combo. With AW-CC (which you kinda need as it also runs fans and things other than lights) . You just keep Core-Isolation/Memory-Integrity turned off. On Windows-10, you don't have it now anyway (so you are not giving-up anything).

My current system is custom-built with Intel-i9-14900k/ MSI-mb/ 64gb ram/ Nvidia-4080. I could enable Core-Isolation/Memory-Integrity but don't by choice (I'll keep the 2% performance-hit for wandering-around the wasteland in Fallout-76 at 4K res) . I know people who use Hyper-V, so they don't either because you can only use that CPU-tech for one of the other.

@Tesla1856​ Windows 11 is a big piece of garbage. After 48 hours, my whole PC system went completely crazy, it was slow and nothing worked properly, so I went back to Windows 10, where everything runs smoothly and quickly and I don't have to risk my PC!!!