Develop: Getting Started

Updated: August 7, 2009

Step 1: Understand the Windows Logo Program requirements.

Download the Prepared Requirements Reports or access LogoPoint online through Winqual.

Review and understand the requirements for the Windows Logo Program as you develop your products. By designing your products to meet the Windows Logo Program requirements you ensure your products are compatible with Windows.

Step 2: Design your products to meet Windows Logo Program requirements.

Every device class in Windows has its own unique set of design and implementation details. Develop your driver using the Windows Driver Kit (WDK) to help you build a reliable and stable driver.

Developing for Windows Logo Program Webcasts
Windows MultimediaDeveloping Windows 7 Device Stage Experiences
Windows 7 Device Stage enables a manufacturer to deliver a branded device experience. This webcast will help you understand Device Stage and will step you through creation of a Device Stage experience.
Windows MultimediaDevice Experiences in Windows 7
Windows 7 introduces a collection of new features to improve how users discover and use devices that are connected to their PC. Learn about the additional tests added to the Windows Logo Program to support the Device Stage AQ.
Windows MultimediaWindows Logo Program for Windows Server 2008 R2
This is a detailed session for companies looking to get the Windows logo for their server products. It covers program changes and new requirements added to support Windows Server 2008 R2.
Windows MultimediaWindows Logo Program Updates: June 2009
Learn about the logo requirements added to support Windows 7, including changes to requirements categories such as Audio and Communications devices, NetMedia, Mobile Broadband, and Sensors.
Windows MultimediaWindows Logo Requirements
Find out how logo requirements are classified, how Microsoft determines new requirements, and what requirements you must meet to qualify your specific products for the logo.