Windows 11 has made a revolution in things by users. Now, personally, it can run Android applications on a PC. It brings a part of the Android mobile experience to the desktop conveniently. Let's look at using Android apps on this Operating System.
What is Windows Subsystem for Android?
This Operating System's Subsystem for Android (WSA) is a brand-new technology from Microsoft that streams Android applications on this OS. This uses a virtual layer created for Android applications running on the OS.
What will you need?
By using the Android apps on this OS, you need:
Windows 11 (Version 21H2 or later)
Updated version of the Microsoft Store
8 GB RAM (ideal 16 GB)
SSD storage is being enabled by Virtualization Technology in the BIOS.
How to Install the Amazon Appstore
Currently, you have to install your Android apps through the Amazon Appstore on the OS, and here are the steps:
Open Microsoft Store >Search for "Amazon Appstore">Push the Install button.
It will scare you by saying, "You need to install Windows Subsystem for Android - allow it.
Reboot your PC. Then you can open the Amazon Appstore and sign in with your Amazon account to download the app.
Install Apps Via The APK Files
If you want, you can install applications through an APK file, alongside the Amazon Appstore:
Download WSA Tools from the Microsoft Store >Install ADB (Android Debug Bridge)>Simple choice of the APK file to install.
Some Important Tips
Although the Play Store is not officially available on this OS, it can also be installed by some unofficial methods. Not all Android apps still enjoy full support. Occasionally, gaming app performance on some occasions is less exhilarating than it would be on smartphones.
The Android Apps become much easier on this OS. Now, it is simple to install an application directly from either an Amazon Appstore or an APK to run your desired Android application on your desktop. This is one of the most convenient features for desktop users who would like to access the mobile apps on their desktops.
So, don't waste time and try running your favorite Android apps on Windows 11! Enjoy!
