Windows 10: Logitech driver file WmBEnum.sys can't load due to security setting, directions are given...

I was finally forced to update to Win 11 24h2. First restart throws up a dialog box with the message above, I've shortened it up here. I have a choice to cancel it or ignore it. I cancel and move on. Logitech says to contact Microsoft support since their update created this problem. My Logitech products, wheel and pedal set, are working fine. All of my security features, core isolation etc are currently on. Everything I've found so far, people seem to have their security features off and they can't turn them on due to Logitech drivers or files. Anyone familiar with the issue I've noted above?

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A driver cannot load on this device. Driver:IVrs64.sys

Hi there,

I've recently purchased a new pc and now I'm installing the driver I need to work with my wacom cintiq. It was not working so I contacted Wacom support and they asked if there were any updates to be done. These are the ones I installed:

- Logitech - Media 10/22/2012 12:00:00 am - 13.80.835.0

- Intel Corporation - Display - 31.0.101.5187

Unfortunatelly, now I'm getting this image as I restarted my pc:

"Driver: IVrs64.sys

IVrs64.sys

A security is preventing this driver from loading. You'll need to adjust your settings to laod this driver"

I tried these to make it work:

1. Run as Administrator: Try running the program or installer that is attempting to load the driver as an administrator. Right-click on the program and select "Run as administrator" to see if this allows the driver to load.
   
2. Disable Driver Signature Enforcement: Sometimes, Windows blocks the installation of unsigned drivers by default. You can temporarily disable driver signature enforcement to allow the installation of the driver. Here's how to do it:
   
   • Restart your computer and enter Advanced Startup Options. You can do this by holding down the Shift key while selecting Restart from the Start menu.
     
   • In the Advanced Startup Options menu, choose Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Settings > Restart.
     
   • After your computer restarts, you will see a list of startup settings. Press the F7 key to select "Disable driver signature enforcement." This will temporarily disable the enforcement of driver signatures.
     
   • Once Windows restarts, try to load the driver again.
     
3. Check Group Policy Settings: Group Policy settings can sometimes prevent the loading of certain drivers. You can check the Group Policy Editor to see if any settings are blocking the driver. Here's how:
   
   • Press Win + R to open the Run dialog, type "gpedit.msc," and press Enter.
     
   • Navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Driver Installation.
     
   • Look for any settings related to driver installation or driver signing, and make sure they are set to "Not configured" or "Disabled."
     
   • Restart your computer and try to load the driver again.
     
4. Update or Reinstall the Driver: If the driver is outdated or corrupted, updating or reinstalling it may resolve the issue. Visit the manufacturer's website to download the latest version of the driver, or use Device Manager to update or reinstall the driver.
   

I'm trying to disable my antiviry temporarely now.

Could someone help me with this?

Thank you

 

I can't turn on memory integrity because of updated yet incompatible Logitech drivers: lvbflt64.sys, lvrs64.sys & lvuvc64.sys.

I really appreciate your kind attitude, your clearly trying to help.

I've tried your first two options but unfortunately they haven't worked, I haven't tried your third suggestion yet.

I'm guessing that my incompatible dryers may not be associated with my twoLogitech mice in my Logitech WebCam. Again my incompatible drivers are lvbflt64.sys Logitech and lvrs64,sys Logitech and lvuvc64.sys Logitech.

I'll try your method #3 soon.

 

Some Logitech Webcam Drivers are preventing a part of Windows Security from working, but I don't have a webcam.

I had the same problem (in Windows 11) and had never installed any Logitech webcam on my computer. The drivers listed in my "Incompatible drivers" list were lvbflt64.sys, lvrs64.sys, lvuvc64.sys, and lvuvc64.sys. I was able to resolve the issue directly through Windows and without downloading anything.

CAUTION: THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD ONLY BE USED IF YOU DON'T HAVE LOGITECH WEBCAM SOFTWARE INSTALLED. IF YOU DO HAVE LOGITECH WEBCAM SOFTWARE INSTALLED, YOU MUST REMOVE IT FIRST THROUGH "Add or remove programs".

Here's what I did (this works in both Windows 10 and Windows 11):

- Create a Windows system restore point, making sure you name the restore point something obvious so you can find it again if necessary.

- Open Device Manager.

- On the menu bar of Device Manager, click View -> Devices by driver.

- Scroll down the list to find oem170.inf, oem171.inf, and oem172.inf. You may not have all of them.

- NOTE: These are .inf files, and you won't see the incompatible .sys files in the list. Don't worry - you'll see them in the next step.

- To see which drivers (.sys files) are in each .inf file:

- Right-click on the .inf file and choose "Properties".

- A "Properties" dialog box will open.

- Click the "Driver Details" button.

- Another dialog box, titled "Driver File Details", will open.

- All drivers (.sys files) in the file will be listed so you can confirm you're getting the correct ones.

- Close the "Driver File Details" dialog box.

- Close the "Properties" dialog box to return to the list of devices by driver (.inf files).

- To remove the drivers:

- Right-click on each .inf file and choose "Remove driver".

- When you're done removing all the drivers, restart your computer.