Android Apps on Windows 10

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https://github.com/cinit/WSAPatch

 

There are two methods to run Windows Subsystem for Android ( WSA ) for Windows 10.

In this first method, WSAPatch involves installing running Windows 10 22H2 or later, enabling the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), grabbing a Windows 11 DLL file, downloading and modifying the WSA installer, and then building (or downloading) and applying a patch to WSA before running it.

Next method, described by xda-developers forum member ga11ga11, also requires enabling WSL, but this time you grab a pre-rooted version of WSA from WSABuilds that has the Amazon Appstore removed and Google Play Store enabled, install specific components, extract a folder, and run a few commands to install and enable WSA.

Make sure your system is running Windows 10 22H2 or above. 

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And the features coming from Windows 12 will avail on Windows 10 soon. 

 

Gotta love Windows 10. ❤

 

If you hate Windows 11 or Windows 12, Windows 10 is there to help you. Windows 12 will be released soon and I hope you love it. 

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If this link does not work, link from me will be sent, but after February 23rd, due to exams going on till February 22nd.

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Someone tried this method? If this works then I have one less reason to virtualize Windows 11! This also could have a good thin, WSL is not turned on al the time while WSA is. WSA used to eat a lot of battery in Windows 11.