Hello,
I have noticed that lately my users have expericed the VM detection popup coming up in my software on new computers that have virtualized memory protection (I think from Windows Defender). Our steps to resolve it are below. Is there any setting in Enigma that would stop this behaviour other than turning off the anti-VM system?
In your control panel go to Device Security.
Then click Core Isolation
Then click to turn off Memory Integrity.
VM detection with new MS memory integrity
Re: VM detection with new MS memory integrity
Hi, can you please check what VM option exactly cause this detection? If it is HyperV (CPU) then recommendation to turn it off.
This option can detect many different virtual machines, but it also may detect it wrongly, if HV function is enabled for CPU (it usually disabled, system enables it for virtual machine functionality only, but sometimes it becomes enabled for even real system).
This option can detect many different virtual machines, but it also may detect it wrongly, if HV function is enabled for CPU (it usually disabled, system enables it for virtual machine functionality only, but sometimes it becomes enabled for even real system).
Re: VM detection with new MS memory integrity
According tothis article it user hyper V as part of the protection.
https://www.komando.com/technology/wind ... ty/710369/
However if I disable hyper V detection then will be possible to run the software under Terminal Services using Hyper V?
That is something I definitely don't want to do.
https://www.komando.com/technology/wind ... ty/710369/
However if I disable hyper V detection then will be possible to run the software under Terminal Services using Hyper V?
That is something I definitely don't want to do.
Re: VM detection with new MS memory integrity
If Terminal Service is a physical computer, then it won't be detected.lynx550 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2023 3:42 amAccording tothis article it user hyper V as part of the protection.
https://www.komando.com/technology/wind ... ty/710369/
However if I disable hyper V detection then will be possible to run the software under Terminal Services using Hyper V?
That is something I definitely don't want to do.
But if it is a virtual machine, then option Hyper-V Guest should detect it.
Worth to check it first.