Valve has released official Windows 11 drivers for its new Steam Machine, which means it's finally possible to install Microsoft's OS on the device.
According to Steam documentation, drivers cover the graphics, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and SD card reader. However, Valve says it does not officially support Windows on its Steam hardware.
If you install Windows, you will need to erase SteamOS, and dual boot is still unavailable.
Moreover, Wi-Fi does not work during Windows installation, so you will need an Ethernet connection to activate Windows and finish the initial setup.
If something goes wrong, Valve provides SteamOS recovery tools, but troubleshooting Windows is up to you.





































