How to Install Android Apps on Windows 11

Some time ago, Microsoft announced that users of the system would download Android applications to the desktop. Users who have Windows PCs with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm processors can access Android apps directly from the Microsoft Store.

Such a solution for android applications on Microsoft OS was the dream of many users. Now, this dream has become a reality. And then a snowball of ideas rushed from the developers.

So Techcrunch reports that Google has begun rolling out a limited beta test of its newly announced Games for PC product in three overseas markets: South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Not surprisingly, this news attracted the owners’ attention to Microsoft systems.

Already you have the opportunity to install the latest Windows 11 beta build and start properly using the Android apps on Windows 50 that are currently available.

Forbes also notes that Microsoft has redesigned its app store and other digital content on Windows to make it more attractive and said that developers would use their trading platforms to avoid paying any fees to the tech giant. This article will guide you on using Android apps on Windows 11.

What is required to install Android apps on Windows 11?

First of all, your Windows 11 OS build must start at Build 22000. xxx and meet the hardware requirements, including a 1 GHz or faster processor, at least 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB or more of internal memory, and a 720p HD display and a diagonal of 9 inches, among other things.
You also need to have Microsoft Store version 22110.1402.6.0 or higher. You can update the Store by checking them out in the Library and clicking the “Get Updates” button. By the way, it is essential to do this if you work in a software development company.
The PC must be in the beta channel and set to the US region. Here’s how you can sign up for the beta channel.