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I mean, the Steam Deck can dual boot Steam OS and Windows 11. I have a 2TB USB C SSD that is a full Win11 install.
I expect I could use that same SSD on the Steam Machine.
Instructions:
Win 11 Install:
https://www.aomeitech.com/clone-tips/install-windows-11-on-external-ssd-8523.html
Steam Deck Boot Menu:
Turn off your Steam Deck entirely.
Press and hold the Volume Down (-) button and press the Power button.
Release the buttons when you hear the chime. This will load the Boot Manager.
Select your External USB/SD Drive using the D-pad and press ‘A’.
SSD:
https://www.kingston.com/en/external-ssd/xs2000-external-usb-c-solid-state-drive?capacity=2tb
This is cool and all and I appreciate the guide! That’ll help someone out in the future.
However everything you mentioned is NOT something a normie would EVER touch. Never. So again I ask who is this for…because nerds like me already built a computer and normies dont want something that can’t play the most popular games. Just my take. Valve will do fine regardless!
Hmmm… I wonder if there’s a market for pre-installed Win11 boot SSDs then. 🤔