Valve Releases Windows Drivers for Steam Machine

Valve has released official Windows drivers for its Steam Machine, allowing users to replace the default Linux-based SteamOS with a Windows operating system. However, dual-boot functionality remains unsupported.

By Stevie Bonifield · The Verge · July 7, 2026, 15:17 UTC

Valve Releases Windows Drivers for Steam Machine

Topics: Linux-based OS Steam Machine Valve Windows drivers

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