Windows systems can be easily installed on Steam Deck
When it comes to the latest fun devices, Steam Deck should be on the list. These days when graphics card prices are outrageous and consoles are hard to find, Valve’s PC handheld is a solution to relieve game addiction (although it is not available from stock). However, in addition to its game performance, many players may be more concerned about installing a Windows system to use it.
By default, the startup boot of Steam Deck is opened, which is the same as that of ordinary computers, so installing Windows is almost the same as the general process. Boot to the Windows installation U disk, and then the familiar installation interface. There is a more detailed tutorial at Tom’s Hardware, and you can even do Windows To Go on a microSD card. If you’re lucky enough to have a Steam Deck on hand, you can install Windows and play.