Which statement about drivers running in Windows kernel mode is true?

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Only critical processes are permitted to run in kernel mode since there is nothing to prevent a misbehaving driver from impacting other processes that are also sharing the same memory space

The Windows Virtual Address Manager protects processes in the kernel from interfering with each other$$s assigned memory space

The Windows Process Director prevents processes running in the kernel from interfering with each other$$s operations

Each process running in kernel mode is assigned its own dedicated virtual address space, so it is safe to load any driver into the kernel for faster execution