If you are still having the Steam Deck downloading slowly then move on to the last solution. And you will be able to fix Steam Deck Slow Wi-Fi issues.Once booted you will be in a desktop environment, you can navigate using the trackpad and trigger.Your screen will go black during the booting process but you need to wait.Now hold the Volume Down and the Power Button until you hear the chime, and you’ll be booted into the Boot Manager.Use a USB-C adapter or hub to plug the boot disk in.Set /dev/sdX to the USB device you inserted which is the name you found.Paste this line of code to write the recovery file: bzcat 2 | dd if=/dev/stdin of=/dev/sdX oflag=sync status=progress bs=128M.Now paste sudo lsblk to find the name of your USB drive and you can recognize by the size of your USB.
Or else you can do with a simple command line.On Linux OS you can use Balena Etcher to write the recovery file to your USB drive.When it’s done, select Close and eject the drive.If you have a Windows PC you need to use Rufus utility and select the recovery file and write it to your USB drive.
You need to have a USB with 8GB minimum space and download the recovery image from the Steam store in the USB before starting the solution. This system image is not officially launed for the SteamOS 3 version so, there are chances it might not work properly but according to Steam it will be launched soon officially.
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