Valve's Steam Deck is (mostly) ready to run Windows
Windows drivers for the handheld's Bluetooth, graphics and WiFi, helping you use the system properly if the Linux-based SteamOS isn't to your liking. The developer has also shared instructions on how to install Windows on its gaming machine.
As you might gather, though, it's not a simple process. Audio drivers remain"in the works," so you'll have to rely on a Bluetooth or USB-C audio device. You'll have to install Windows 10 , and there's no dual-boot option at the moment — you'll have to replace SteamOS entirely. Valve warned that it can't provide support for Windows users. You can revert to SteamOS using a USB recovery drive if necessary.
The limitations might make a good case for buying a Windows-native alternative like the Aya Neo or GPD Win 3. If you prefer the Steam Deck hardware and don't mind the lack of a safety net, though, this might be the moment you've been waiting for. Windows not only promises more performance thanks to native code , butAll products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links.
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