These guidelines define the Windows Logo Program requirements for consistent, stable operating system functionality and help ensure a satisfactory customer experience.
Compliance dates for specific Windows Logo Program requirements are defined on the web at http://www.microsoft.com/winlogo/hardware/.
The Windows Logo Program requirements consist of the following for each operating system for which the vendor is seeking the “Designed for Windows” logo:
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Current Microsoft Hardware Compatibility Tests (HCTs) from WHQL, available on the web at http://www.microsoft.com/hwdq/hwtest/pages/testkits.asp.
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The requirements summarized in the following sources:
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This chapter
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Appendix A, "System Requirements Checklist"
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Appendix B, "Device Requirements Checklist"
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Any clarifications, corrections, or additions listed on the Windows Logo Program for Hardware web site at http://www.microsoft.com/winlogo/hardware/
Implementation guidelines for drivers are defined in the Microsoft Windows DDK.
Note that the PC and Server Design Guides do not define the Windows Logo Program requirements; rather, these publications provides feature guidelines for system and component design.
Windows Logo Program Requirements
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WL-2. System memory provides a satisfactory user experience
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WL-4. All components and devices meet Windows compatibility and quality design guidelines
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WL-6. System and components support operating system configuration and control of devices
WL-7. System and peripherals implement ease-of-use guidelines for a good end-user experience
WL-8. Deleted
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