Valve is finally fixing one annoying limitation to the Steam Deck if you decide to install the Windows OS over the PC gaming handheld.
On Friday, the company released(Opens in a new window) audio drivers for Windows 10 and 11 installations for the Steam Deck.
The software is necessary for playing sound from the device’s built-in speakers or 3.5mm headphone jack if you dump SteamOS for Microsoft’s operating system.
Back in March, Valve officially introduced Windows OS support on the Steam Deck, allowing owners to turn the product into a true Windows gaming machine.
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