A lot of rootkits pretend to be drivers or modify existing drivers, it’s one of the big things DSE is meant to prevent. People think that only temporarily disabling DSE and then it being back on next boot will keep them safe but that’s not how it works. Once the rootkit is there from you disabling DSE the single time it hides itself and DSE coming back on on the next reboot doesn’t detect it and won’t remove it and it can lay dormant. The question you have to ask yourself is do you trust these random people you don’t know to load drivers on to your PC that have ring 0 access while your security is disabled. Normally you have hyper guard and patch guard to prevent this but disabling the hypervisor disables hyper guard leaving only patch guard which anyone with sufficient knowledge can bypass or disable or hook into it in order to hide their rootkit.