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How to Download and Install an Android Mobile App How to Install Android on Your PC Without an Emulator how to download and install an android mobile app How to Install Android on Your PC Without an Emulator. Run Android apps on your desktop with Phoenix OS and other options. Tweet Share Email. It's possible to install Android on a PC without using an emulator. Learn how to run Android apps and access a full version of the mobile operating system on Windows. Instructions in this article apply to desktops and laptops running Windows 10, 8, and 7. Why Install Android on PC? If you don't have an Android device, you're missing out on millions of apps in the Google Play Store. Even if you already have a smartphone or tablet that you play Android games on, you might prefer to play them on your PC. There are several ways to run Android apps on your computer. For example, the Android SDK comes with an Android emulator for debugging apps, and BlueStacks is a cloud-based virtual machine that optimizes Android apps for desktops. However, if you want to access the full version of Android without an emulator, then your best bet is Phoenix OS. What Is Phoenix OS? Phoenix OS is an operating system based on Android 7 (Nougat) that is designed to run on desktop and laptop computers. If you install it on your hard drive, you're given the option to boot into Phoenix OS each time you start up your computer. Alternatively, you can save it to a USB flash drive for use on any computer. Before you can install Phoenix OS, you must first download the installer for your operating system. Windows users can download an EXE file, but Mac users must download an ISO file and burn it to a flash drive before they can launch the installer. You must also make changes to your system's BIOS settings. To run Phoenix OS, your computer needs an Intel x86 series CPU. How to Install Android Phoenix OS on PC. To get started installing Android on your PC using the Phoenix OS, these are the steps you'll need to follow: Open the installer and select Install . To install Phoenix OS on a USB drive, select Make U-Disk . Select the hard drive where you want to install the OS, then select Next . Select the amount of space you want to reserve on your hard drive for Phoenix OS, then select Install . This option determines the size of the apps you can run, so you should set it as high as possible. Phoenix OS is now installed, but you'll likely receive a notification saying you must disable secure boot. How to Disable Secure Boot for Phoenix OS. Windows has a built-in security feature that will prevent Phoenix OS from running at startup. How you disable the secure boot feature depends on your motherboard and your version of Windows. The Microsoft support website has detailed instructions for disabling secure boot for different systems. Using Phoenix OS to Run Android Apps on PC. Whenever you start your computer, you can choose to load Windows or Phoenix OS. You can also select the shortcut on your desktop to launch Phoenix OS. The first time you start Phoenix, you'll need to select the language (the default is Chinese) and set it up just like you would a new Android device. Phoenix OS isn't always stable, so if it doesn't load successfully the first time, it might work if you try again. The Phoenix OS interface looks similar to Windows, but it behaves like Android. If using a laptop, then you may need an external mouse as Phoenix OS is not compatible with all trackpads. If your computer has a touch screen, then you can navigate the interface just like you would on a smartphone or tablet. Phoenix OS comes preloaded with Google Play, so you can download apps directly from Google. You can also sideload apps using APK files. Select the Menu icon in the bottom-left corner of the desktop to see your apps. How to Run Android Apps on PC? (Proved Tips) Smartphones are quite the intuition in technology that has raided the community worldwide, integrating themselves with the lives of every citizen throughout the globe. However, when it comes to using smartphones throughout the day, there are times when you feel to avoid looking over the screen of your mobile. Such situations are usually encountered while sitting in an office or a scaffold. It is believed that looking over your smartphone's screen is considered highly unethical and promotes indiscipline. For saving yourselves from such humiliation, different remedies are presented for controlling Android applications over a PC. For this, the community has presented the use of emulators and mirroring applications. Though these platforms had been reported as quite stingy to use, you are not provided an ample window to select from. This article intends to target every solution available in the market along with a detailed guide on operating the platforms that provide an answer to how to run Android apps on PC. Part 1. How can I run Android apps on a PC without a BlueStacks emulator? Emulators have been considered as an immediate solution to run Android apps on PC. With many reported issues, many users prefer casting out emulators from the list. If you are not fond of using emulators such as the BlueStacks emulator, you can follow through with a variety of different solutions, which are presented as follows. 1.1 MirrorGo (3 steps will be done) Wondershare MirrorGo is a powerful program to mirror your phone screen to a big-screen Windows computer. It can also control the phone from PC, record mobile and save the video on PC, take screenshots, share the clipboard, manage mobile notifications on PC, etc. Wondershare MirrorGo. Mirror your android device to your computer! Play mobile games on the big screen of the PC with MirrorGo. Store screenshots taken from the phone to the PC. View multiple notifications simultaneously without picking up your phone. Use android apps on your PC for a full-screen experience. Step 1: Connect the Android device to a PC. Choose 'Transfer files' under 'Use USB to' choices. Step 2: Enable USB debugging on your Android. Step 3: Tap 'OK' to allow the computer access the phone data. Then you can use mouse to control and use the Android apps on the computer . 1.2 Chrome Extensions. This mechanism has a single requirement i.e., a smooth functional Internet connection. For users who are not in the mood of downloading any platform on their desktop, they can simply opt for chrome extensions. For adding the appropriate chrome extension on your Chrome browser, you need to follow the steps as follows. Step 1: Open your browser and navigate to the “Apps” section. Step 2: You need to search for an “Android Emulator” in the “Web Store” of the browser. Step 3: Add any extension in the list and conclude the setup. 1.3 Multi Boot OS. Using a dual boot OS over the PC provides you the ability to control your Android applications on PC. This feature, though quite extensive, configures and provides you a very solid platform to run Android applications on a PC. The article considers a couple of multi-boot OS for this purpose and seeks to provide a detailed guide on how to configure the complete setup and run Android apps on PC alongside Windows OS. Part 2. Android Studio's Official Android Emulator. Regardless of the discrepancies emulators come with, some users still prefer using emulators for their easy-going setup and interface. There is an expansive list of emulators available in the market, which can be effectively used to run Android apps on PC with efficiency. However, to make your selection easier and convenient, this article will target the best emulators that you can find across the market. Android Studio's Official Android Emulator is accounted among the best emulators in the market. To understand its operation for effectively running apps on your PC, you need to look over the steps stated as follows. Step 1: Download and install the Android Studio platform on your PC and launch it. Step 2: Tap on “Configure” in the options and select “AVD Manager” from the drop-down menu. Step 3: Select the option of “Create Virtual Device” across the new window. Step 4: You need to select the phone from the list and proceed. Following this, confine across the appropriate Android version. Step 5: An AVD creates which can be controlled from the “Play button” on its side. Step 6: Sign in with your Google credentials and operate easily. Part 3. MEmu Player. MEmu Player is another emulator that can be considered while considering running Android apps on a PC. You need to follow the steps provided below to understand the procedure on how to run Android apps on Windows using MEmu Player. Step 1: You need to download and install the MEmu Player from the internet. After installing, open the platform and proceed. Step 2: Click on “Custom” to configure a few settings before tapping on "Install." Step 3: Change the directory of the installation location of all the Android apps. This will allow you to install more applications that you require. Step 4: Tap “Install” and launch the emulator once concluded. Step 5: The MEmu emulator is successfully installed that can be used to install Android apps on a PC. Part 4. Nox App Player. You can consider using Nox App Player to understand the method of how to run Android apps on Windows 10 PC.
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