Windows 10: How do I delete lvbflt64.sys a logitech camera driver

I can't find on my system I have an old C210 camera and that driver alone is listed as the culprit. The drivers used to get the camera working were Microsoft drivers and the device manager didn't recognize the camera as Logitech. Uninstalling from the device manger doesn't remove the driver.

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I can't turn on memory integrity because of updated yet incompatible Logitech drivers: lvbflt64.sys, lvrs64.sys & lvuvc64.sys.

I really appreciate your kind attitude, your clearly trying to help.

I've tried your first two options but unfortunately they haven't worked, I haven't tried your third suggestion yet.

I'm guessing that my incompatible dryers may not be associated with my twoLogitech mice in my Logitech WebCam. Again my incompatible drivers are lvbflt64.sys Logitech and lvrs64,sys Logitech and lvuvc64.sys Logitech.

I'll try your method #3 soon.

 

I can't turn on memory integrity because of updated yet incompatible Logitech drivers: lvbflt64.sys, lvrs64.sys & lvuvc64.sys.

I have two Logitech mice and one Logitech camera. I haven't been able to find generic drivers instead. I'm tempted to get and use a new camera of a different brand but will I have problems signing into sites where I used to use my Logitech camera?

 

Deleting driver files in System 32 folder are coming up as incompatible and preventing memory integrity being turned on

I cannot turn my memory integrity back on, as 2 driver files in System 32 folder are coming up as incompatible. These relate to a Logitech webcam which (after checking with Logitech) there is, as yet, no update driver for using this webcam on Windows 11. How do I safely remove these drivers (lvbflt64.sys and lvuvc64.sys)?