Not Start Driver [top] — Ftk Imager Could

Then start it:

: Windows Hypervisor-Protected Code Integrity (HVCI) blocks unsigned or legacy drivers from loading to mitigate kernel-level exploitation risks. ftk imager could not start driver

If running as admin didn't work, the issue is likely driver signing. Then start it: : Windows Hypervisor-Protected Code Integrity

is a cornerstone of digital forensics, prized for its ability to create forensically sound images of hard drives and volatile memory (RAM). However, forensic examiners frequently encounter a critical roadblock: the "Could Not Start Driver" losing memory state).

Enter UEFI → Disable Secure Boot → Boot Windows → Run FTK Imager. Re-enable Secure Boot after imaging (requires reboot, losing memory state).