Steam Deck can now install Windows 10. Valve has released the official drivers for Microsoft's system, unfortunately they have a few limitations.
The portable PC from Valve, Steam Deck, is now available to gamers. The device is selling like hotcakes, so those willing to wait in line now will have to wait a little longer. Those lucky enough to already have a Steam Deck in their hands have just received an option promised by Valve, but not available at launch - the ability to install Windows.

Steam Deck is basically a portable PC, so the ability to install Windows in place of Steam OS seems obvious.
Installing Windows 10 may come in handy for people who would like to expand the use of Steam Deck. The device can then be used differently, such as more as a travel PC than a portable gaming system. Although navigating Windows with console controllers may not be very comfortable.
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