New WOA Device Manager Helps Surface Duo Run Windows 11 with Updates

TapTechNews July 4th news, last month, the developer who made it possible for Windows 11 to run on Surface Duo released a new app called WOA Device Manager to help users install the Windows 11 system on Microsoft's ill-fated dual-screen smartphone more easily. Now, WOA Device Manager has landed in the Microsoft Store for free, providing a more convenient way for users who like to be pioneers to get this app.

WOA Device Manager can assist users in installing, updating and managing Windows system on Android smartphones, is compatible with Microsoft's Surface Duo series phones, and allows users to perform operations such as full firmware update (FFU), manage drivers, boot to different modes and unlock the bootloader, etc. The interface of this app also adopts a refreshing and easy-to-use style consistent with the design style of Windows 11.

TapTechNews needs to point out that although using WOA Device Manager makes it easier for Surface Duo to run Windows 11, the whole process still requires a certain amount of hands-on ability and there are certain risks. Be sure to do a good job of backing up all data before operating.

It is worth mentioning that WOA Device Manager has recently updated the following functions:

Fixed many bugs and improved performance

Added the function of outdated app update reminder

Added the function of managing the drivers of the connected device (update, reinstall)

Added the function of showing the active drive letter through the overlay when the device enters the mass storage mode

Added the function of holding down the Shift key and clicking the Switch to Windows button to specify a custom UEFI image (optional)

Added the function of holding down the Shift key and clicking the Manage Drivers button to select a custom driver package