Windows 10: lvrs64.sys is causing me problems and I'm unable to remove it.

Recently, my PC received an update, and I noticed memory integrity was no longer functioning. Upon further inspection, I found several drivers that were incompatible due to their old age and lack of support. I was able to remove all but one which is lvrs64.sys. I've done everything from removing my webcam to removing all of its software and drivers from my PC, I even went as far as manually removing it from system32. However, there is a remaining copy inside of the driverstore directory and no matter what methods I try, I just can't seem to shake it. It's always apparently in use by a nonexist

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lvrs64.sys

There seems to be a number of issues with this driver and neither Microsoft nor Logitech is able to help. I, like many others, are forced to work from home right now and having a dependable webcam (and supporting software) is critical for my job. There
have been problems with this for many years it appears.

I have uninstalled all Logitech software yet the lvrs64.sys driver persists. Probably because the generic Windows driver, that Microsoft tells us to use does not exist on my PC and I am unable to locate it on Microsoft's site or anywhere else for that matter.
So no Microsoft, uninstalling the device or updating driver does nothing because the only driver available is lvrs64.sys.

Please offer a solution. Nothing on any forums has worked and half the suggestions are not even viable.

 

lvrs64.sys

Same problem. Sometimes multiple BSOD's per day. I disabled lvrs64.sys by renaming it _lvrs64.sys and replaced it with the generic Windows driver, but now the video works,
but no audio.

 

Windows 10 BSOD - lvrs64.sys

Hello.

In the past few days I've been experiencing a BSOD regarding the lvrs64.sys driver of Logitech (error code: SYSTEM_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED). I have downloaded the latest driver related software from logitech which is probably the Logitech Camera Settings;
but, is this the problem? I've done it also in the past and for a long time I didn't have any BSOD episodes. Why now? What else could it be? Any suggestions.