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I have an Acer Aspire 5672WLMi laptop and it has a built-in OrbiCam, EVERY once in a while I hear a sound as if I was plugging/unplugging an USB device, sometimes it does that twice and then stops but there's times, like a few mins ago, that it goes crazy and I get a Blue Screen.
The message I get is "File lv321.sys has caused an error. Page fault in non paged AREA" and makes me restart.
After I do that, Microsoft Error Reporting tells me that I should update the drivers although I already did that or to unplug the camera, which is impossible since it's built in.

I have searched on google but couldn't find much information except perhaps the wires that connect the camera might be loose/damaged and that's what causing it.

I have disabled it on the Device manager but it won't solve anything.
Is there a WAY to completely disable the camera port?
What can I do to fix it?

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I have searched on google but couldn't find much information except perhaps the wires that connect the camera might be loose/damaged and that's what causing it.

This is what i suspect also...are you still under Warranty  on this machine ? ?  Quote from: patio on April 14, 2009, 06:32:16 AM
This is what i suspect also...are you still under Warranty  on this machine ? ?

No, the laptop is almost 2 years old.That model # is not user friendly when it comes to dis-assembly or PUTTING it back together...
I wish you Luck...I'm no expert mate but rather than wish you good luck.. I assume this camera is important to you? YEAH? Have you considered another camera? Have you got the driver cd for the camera??A new camera me thinks.. Quote from: Mulreay on April 14, 2009, 04:58:18 PM
I'm no expert mate but rather than wish you good luck.. I assume this camera is important to you? yeah? Have you considered another camera? Have you got the driver cd for the camera??

No, I don't care about the camera too much really since I rarely use it.
The drivers are up to date but it doesn't seem that's the problem, I'm almost 100% sure it's a hardware problem, probably the wires.

Disabling the camera on Device Manager won't fix it, so the only solution I can think of is completely disabling that USB port but I have no idea how to do that and it can't be unplugged as it's built-in.
Quote from: Mulreay on April 14, 2009, 04:58:18 PM
I'm no expert mate but rather than wish you good luck.. I assume this camera is important to you? yeah? Have you considered another camera? Have you got the driver cd for the camera??

It's a laptop...pay attention.Halp!

  Laptops are generally not designed to be user-worked on...however if it's out of warranty try visiting ACER's site for dissassembly info...


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