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Steam Machine Windows 11 drivers are here

Valve has released Windows 11 drivers for the Steam Machine, enabling users to move away from SteamOS.

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The brief

Valve has officially released Windows drivers for the Steam Machine. While the hardware now supports Windows 11, coverage indicates that switching to Windows results in the loss of SteamOS.

Reports from PCMag, TechPowerUp, and Digital Foundry highlight the arrival of these drivers. PC Guide notes that Valve intends to ship an official dual-boot wizard, though it will only be released once it is complete.

Future developments depend on the completion and release of the aforementioned dual-boot wizard to allow users to maintain both operating systems.

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Quick answers

What has Valve released for the Steam Machine?

Valve has released Windows 11 drivers.

Can users run both SteamOS and Windows?

Current coverage states that switching to Windows costs the user all of SteamOS, though Valve is working on a dual-boot wizard.

When will the dual-boot wizard be available?

According to PC Guide, it will ship once it is complete.

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