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Code integrity is the combination of applying code correctness processes (software quality) along with metrics that measure the completeness of these correctness-checking processes, such as, for example, code coverage.

Code integrity is the combination of applying code correctness processes (software quality) along with metrics that measure the completeness of these correctness-checking processes, such as, for example, code coverage.

Using Driver Verifier Manager Start Driver Verifier Manager. Type Verifier in a Command Prompt window. Select Create custom settings (for code developers) and then click Next. Select(check) code integrity checking. Restart the computer.

The Code of Conduct on Integrity defines what is meant by integrity and acting with integrity. It also helps employees to identify risks, and to resist temptations and external pressure. And it helps them to understand what is and is not allowed in frequently occurring situations.

Memory integrity can be turned on in Windows Security settings and found at Windows Security > Device security > Core isolation details > Memory integrity. For more information, see Device protection in Windows Security.

Using Driver Verifier Manager Start Driver Verifier Manager. Type Verifier in a Command Prompt window. Select Create custom settings (for code developers) and then click Next. Select(check) code integrity checking. Restart the computer.

If you receive a message that you need to enable code integrity, contact your support person. They can help you enable Secure Boot, which will trigger code integrity the next time you start up your device. If you're using a PC and consider yourself an advanced user, you can enable Secure Boot through the PC BIOS menu.

Code integrity is a threat protection feature that checks the drivers and system files on your device for signs of corruption or malicious software. For code integrity to work on your device, another security feature called Secure Boot must be enabled.