Valve announced that it is providing Windows drivers for its Steam Deck handheld console to enable crucial hardware compatibility for those who want to use Microsoft's OS.
The newly released drivers are for the GPU, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. The audio drivers are still not available as AMD is still working on them so there won't be audio support through the speakers or headphone jack on the Steam Deck. This means you'll have to use USB audio devices or wireless earphones.
These drivers are only compatible with Windows 10 only. Windows 11 drivers will come later with a BIOS update that will enable fTPM support. The device still doesn't support dual-booting at current.
