System "can't find path" to delete the incompatible Samsung driver. Help please?

[GirlTropix]

I'm trying to resolve the Samsung driver incompatibility, which is preventing memory integrity from being turned on. I can't delete this driver because my computer cant find it. There were 2 drivers listed and I was able to remove one of them but this one the prompt says "failed to delete driver package: The system cannot find the path specified" It's still preventing the memory integrity. So now what do I do?

It shows it was added to my system in July of last year- but I didn't add it. I don't have a Samsung phone. I do have a Samsung tv- but I got it like 8 years ago. Did microsoft add it in one of their updates? Seems like everyone got this put on their PC computers. Is this actually spyware? Why would microsoft install a driver I dont need that conveniently disables part of my system protection? I noticed I no longer have administrative control over my computer. I can't even view the "restore" file. or my programs files. It shows "allow" to everything by my name- but it isnt true. I get errors all the time saying I don't have permission to do this or that. I was able to log on as administrator on the prompt screen - but that's the only place.

Why hasn't microsoft made a patch for the Samsung drivers since they are who installed them.

 

[Bighorn]

Why hasn't microsoft made a patch for the Samsung drivers since they are who installed them

Usually device drivers are made available to Microsoft by the device manufacturer so they can be included in the install or update processes. It could be the old drivers exist there as the devices are still being used?

Have you checked in C:\Windows\System32 folder?