Windows 10: Cameras and BSOD

Howdy

This is not the first time this has happened, but it has been happening more and more often as of recently. To start off, the original problem is the fact that I own a Logitech webcam, it works fine, but from doing my own research, Windows 10 doesn't like them to much, but I'm wondering if it's actually the problem here???

Randomly through out the span of a couple months, usually when I'm just going about my day on my computer, my computer will throw up the BSoD with an error code attached to my camera lvrs64.sys.

It then goes through the report process and restarts, and then refuses to let me connect to any type of WiFi. There's no WiFi connection available even though the WiFi is working fine through out the house and it's not picking up anything, nor is any type of wireless connection available in my network settings.

Ive tried deleting my drivers and restarting my computer, then updating the drivers. I've tried to scan the PC for any viruses, to no avail. Ive tried shutting it down and not touching it for awhile. I even tried a clean wipe awhile back and it still didn't fix it. It will very suddenly turn itself back on, and everything will be okay again, but this has taken hours to weeks before for it to fix itself on its own, and I don't have that time to wait right now due to online schooling.

I don't know why my camera having issues would affect my Wi-Fi connection, but anytime I Google the error code it routes back to my camera. Is the camera itself broken? Or is there some deeper problem in my computer I should be worried about?

:)

 

Laptop Camera

Thanks for updating us on the results of the troubleshooting steps that you have completed. Since the built-in webcam is still not working correctly and the same error code 0xA00F4244 (0xC00DABED) is still appearing, we suggest that we check the camera privacy
settings to see if the camera access is turned on. Kindly follow the steps below to check the camera privacy settings:

• Press the Windows key + I to open the Settings app.
• Near the top of the Settings app window is the search box, kindly type the word "webcam" or "camera".
• From the list of results choose Camera privacy settings.
• Make sure that "Let apps use my camera" toggle is set to On.

We look forward to your response once you complete the steps.

 

Camera is green

Hi GeorgiaPeach,





Welcome to the forum!



You can try these steps and see if it will make any difference:

• Power cycle

1. Turn off the phone then remove the back cover and the battery.

2. Reinsert the battery and the back cover then turn on your phone.

• Reset your camera settings

1. Go to Settings.

2. Swipe to Application settings.

3. Choose Photos+camera.

4. Select Reset camera.



If the issue still persists, you can try to perform the steps provided on this link http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2749480. If the steps on the link will not work, I suggest that you
visit the nearest Nokia repair facility for it to be repaired. See this link: http://www.nokia.com/global/support/locations/ to check the repair facility near your area.

 

Tried messenger for camera....

Hi,

Normally, the issue with the camera not being detected is caused by an outdated driver or a recent update triggers a system conflict. To assist you with your concern, we suggest that you follow the steps listed on this
link. This is to identify and resolve any issues if Windows
can't detect the device.

Let us know how it goes after performing the suggested steps.