About the Windows Logo Program

The Windows Vista Logo Program is a new way for your company to help customers identify compatible products that are designed for ease of use, better performance, and enhanced security.

The "Certified for Windows Vista" logo identifies products that are designed and tested to deliver a superior experience with Windows Vista. The "Works with Windows Vista" logo lets customers know which software and devices offer baseline compatibility with Windows Vista.

The goals of the Windows Vista Logo Program are to:

Windows Logo Program - WinHEC 2007

	Certified for Windows Vista: Customer Awareness [WinHEC 2007; 1.6 MB]
	Network Infrastructure Device (NID): Windows Vista Logo Requirements and Windows Rally [WinHEC 2007; 6.7 MB]
	Windows Logo Program for Wireless USB: Best Practices [WinHEC 2007; 369 KB]
	Windows Logo Program: Strategic Directions [WinHEC 2007; 5.0 MB]
	Windows Server Logo Testing: Planning [WinHEC 2007; 1.5 MB]

Windows Logo Program - WinHEC 2006

	SoftAP-Based Test Infrastructure for Obtaining the Logo for WLAN Drivers [WinHEC 2006; 1.33 MB]
	Succeeding with the Windows Logo Program for Hardware [WinHEC 2006; 4.70 MB]
	Using the WDK for Windows Logo and Signature Testing [WinHEC 2006; 851 KB]
	Windows Logo Program for Hardware: To Windows Vista and Beyond [WinHEC 2006; 3.22 MB]
	Windows Vista Storage Support and Logo Requirements [WinHEC 2006; 604 KB]

FAQs and Notices

	FAQ for Windows Logo Program 3.0
	Windows Logo Program Requirement Updates
	The Unclassified Signature Program
	Driver Signing Requirements for Windows
	Current News and Notices
	WHQL and Windows Logo Program Testing News Archives and subscription information

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