How To Download Android Apps In Windows 11

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In February 2022, Windows 11 finally brought Android applications to PC for Windows 11 in the United States. Android apps are currently being downloaded through the Amazon Appstore in the preview for the updated Windows 11 devices.

First, you need to check if your system meets the minimum system specifications for upgrading to Windows 11. If you do not have Windows 11 running, go ahead and update. Below are the system requirements for running Android applications on a computer through the Amazon App Store.

• RAM: Minimum 8GB, 16GB recommended
• Storage: Solid State Drive (SSD)
• Processor: 8th General Intel Core i3 or better, AMD Ryzen 3000 or better, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8C or better
• Processor configuration: x64 or ARM64
• VM Operating System: Must be enabled

If you meet these requirements, you can run Android applications on the PC. If all of these boxes are checked, the rest of the process is a breeze.

Here’s how to download Android applications for PC on Windows 11.

First, you need to make sure that the virtualization is enabled.

• Press Start on your desktop.
• Search for “Windows features on and off”.
• Select Windows Features On and Off.
• Check the VM operating system from the list.
• Press OK.
• Click Restart.

Once you’ve enabled Virtualization, it’s time to download the Amazon Appstore.

• Open the Microsoft Store.
• Go to the Amazon Appstore page.
• Click Install.
• Tap Nested.
• Click to download.
• Press Next.
• Restart your computer by clicking Restart.

Follow these steps to install Android applications for PC through Amazon App Store.

• Click Start.
• Search the Amazon Appstore.
• Select the Amazon Appstore.
• Click Sign In.
• Sign in with your credentials.
• Find the Android app you like.
• Click Receive.
• Download the app.

Your application will be available in the Amazon Appstore and in the Start menu. These apps should work just like any other app, even if downloaded in a roundabout way.