Memory Integrity

[clickit888]

I now have another problem I turned off Memory Integrity and it will not let me turn it back on due to this file that i can not delete rpkmdrvkc.sys WHAT THE FK IS GOING ON . DOES NOITHING ***** WORK!

 

[Tetras]

A google suggests it is a device made by "Rapoo" (never heard of them ).

If you update the driver/app to a version compatible with memory integrity or uninstall it, it should fix the problem.

I don't recommend trying to just delete the file manually.

 

[NetMan]

duckduckgo says:

"rpkmdrvkc.sys is a system file associated with the Rapoo RP Wireless Common Device driver. This driver is used for various wireless devices produced by Rapoo, such as keyboards and mice."

So if you are using a wireless kybd / mouse and don't have wired ones available and you do manage to delete / uninstall it you might make yourself even more problems.

 

[clickit888]

A google suggests it is a device made by "Rapoo" (never heard of them ).

If you update the driver/app to a version compatible with memory integrity or uninstall it, it should fix the problem.

I don't recommend trying to just delete the file manually.

I ended up solving it before, I had to download a software called Autoruns which listed out a load of system files so i was able to identify it, very true I was thinking that as if the whole situation could not get any worse already but I thought if i uninstall this driver I will still have the rapoo dongle to back it up as it was installed via blue tooth and I will still be able to operate the mouse and thankfully it worked. The driver would not update so the only other option was to delete the little parasite that was practically hijacking my security. I don't know.. a shi..ty little mouse would do all that or is it windows shi..ty security that is flapping over something that doesn't matter.

 

[clickit888]

A google suggests it is a device made by "Rapoo" (never heard of them ).

If you update the driver/app to a version compatible with memory integrity or uninstall it, it should fix the problem.

I don't recommend trying to just delete the file manually.

I know, my advise don't by crap from a supermarket it's not called raPOO for nothing

 

[Tetras]

I don't know.. a shi..ty little mouse would do all that or is it windows shi..ty security that is flapping over something that doesn't matter.

To support memory integrity, there's a number of steps that have to be taken by the driver maker, so old or less popular devices/brands can have issues with it.