Windows Logo Testing Services
Windows Logo Program (WHQL)
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:
- Communicate to customers that Certified for Windows Vista products provide superior experiences with their software, photos, music, videos, and online communications.
- Help customers easily identify software and devices that have been tested for compatibility with Windows Vista.
- Enable your company to differentiate your unique offerings while giving customers confidence in the products they choose.
New! Windows 7 Software Logo Program
The Windows 7 logo program aims to help customers make better purchase decisions by identifying products via the “Compatible with Windows 7” logo that have passed Microsoft-designed tests for compatibility and reliability on Windows 7. For software publishers looking to build on Windows 7, the program provides partners not only increased visibility through marketing support but also tools to help partners deliver products that they, and their end-users, can be confident will “just work” on Windows 7.
*Extracted from the Microsoft WHQL web site
What can Intelligraphics do?
With our experience in assisting vendors with both WHQL pre‐testing services and navigation of the WHQL process, Intelligraphics is your top alternative for getting "Windows Logo Program" certified. Intelligraphics is experienced with all aspects of WHQL testing and can provide vendors with prompt feedback on failures and advice on what is required to achieve a passing result. If a product does not pass the pre‐test program, Intelligraphics can work with the vendor to debug the problems. Vendors may submit products as often as they would like; Intelligraphics will debug the product until it passes our Windows logo testing.. The pre‐test report remains confidential‐it's not shared with Microsoft by Intelligraphics. Methodology varies depending on the type of device being tested (system, modem, storage device, etc.). For an overview of the WHQL process, please visit the Microsoft site: MS WHQL process