Avermedia Gl310 | Driver

Because the GL310 is a legacy device, Windows 11 security policies often block its driver installation. Follow these steps to bypass the restriction safely:

Unlike newer "plug-and-play" UVC (USB Video Class) capture cards, the GL310 requires specific proprietary drivers to communicate with your Windows operating system and broadcasting software like RECentral, OBS Studio, or Streamlabs. How to Download and Install the AVerMedia GL310 Driver

If you plan to use OBS, downloading the standalone driver or the latest AssistCentral utility is highly recommended. Step 4: Run the Installer Disconnect the GL310 from your PC before starting. avermedia gl310 driver

Use the Windows 10 (64-bit) driver installer, as there is no dedicated Windows 11 executable.

To ensure your device is recognized by your computer, you must download the official drivers and the . Although some official pages may appear bugged due to the product's legacy status, you can find the necessary files through these channels: Because the GL310 is a legacy device, Windows

The most reliable way to get the GL310 working is to download the "Driver Only" or "Application & Driver" package directly from the AVerMedia Official Support Page Official AVerMedia Site

The most reliable way to get the GL310 working is to use the official legacy software from AVerMedia Support Step 4: Run the Installer Disconnect the GL310

While the driver handles communication between the capture card and Windows, you will also want to install the software. This is AVerMedia’s proprietary software used to configure hardware encoding, bitrates, and video preview.

Windows 10 and 11 strictly enforce digital driver signatures. Because the GL310 driver is older, Windows may block it automatically.

: A common workaround found in community reviews is installing a very specific, older version of the LGP Lite Stream Engine

This applies the changes so the older driver can install without OS interference.