Today, Achao introduces a tool that lets you run Android flawlessly on Windows systems—no emulator needed. It supports native Android apps, making it incredibly convenient! It comes with Google Play Store (MindTheGapps) and/or Magisk or KernelSU (root solutions) built-in.

Tutorial begins

Download firstWSABuildsTools:
Windows 11 version: 【Click to download】【Alternative Download]
Windows 10 version: 【Click to download]

Or go to the project address to find the version you need, which supports ARM64.

I. System Requirements

1. Operating SystemWindows 10 22H2+ or Windows 11 (Virtualization Technology must be enabled)
2. StorageSystem drive requires at least 10GB of free space (SSD recommended)
3. Partition FormatSupports only NTFS partitions (does not support FAT32, exFAT, etc.)
4. Feature EnabledYou must enable "Hyper-V," "Virtual Machine Platform," and "Windows Hypervisor Platform" (by checking them in "Control Panel → Programs → Turn Windows features on or off").

II. Pre-Installation Preparation

1. Download WSA Build PackageDownload the corresponding version from the links provided in the repository (select the version with or without GApps, Magisk, or KernelSU based on your requirements).
2. Unzip the file
   • Extract the downloaded compressed file toShortcut folder(e.g., C:\WSA), avoid long paths or special characters (which may cause installation failure).
   • After unzipping, verify that the folder contains Install.ps1 Script.

III. Installation Steps

1. Run the installation script
   • Right-click Install.ps1Select "Run with PowerShell".
   • If a permission prompt appears, enter Y Press Enter to confirm (requires administrator privileges).
2. Installation Process Instructions
   • The script will automatically check the system environment, enable necessary features, and install WSA onto the system.
   • If an older version was previously installed, the script will prompt you to uninstall it (recommended to avoid conflicts).
3. Completed installation
   • After successful installation, WSA will start automatically. You can find "Windows Subsystem for Android" in the Start menu.
   • The first boot may take several minutes. Please wait patiently for Google Play services to initialize (if GApps are included).

IV. Common Installation Issues and Solutions

1. Installation script execution failed
   • Verify that PowerShell is running with administrator privileges.
   • Execute Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned Allow scripts to run (requires administrator privileges; can be reset afterward) Restricted).
2. “Virtualization cannot be enabled.”
   • Enter BIOS/UEFI and enable CPU virtualization features (such as Intel VT-x/AMD-V).
   • Ensure that no software conflicting with Hyper-V is installed (such as VMware, VirtualBox, etc., which must be uninstalled or disabled).
3. Long paths cause installation failure
   • Ensure the extraction path is short (e.g., C:\WSA), avoid nested folders or special characters.
4. Windows update installation failed
   • Try using a version without GApps, or revert to a compatible older WSA build package.

V. Verify Installation

• Open the "Windows Subsystem for Android" settings and verify that the "Version" information is correct.
• If it includes the Google Play Store, open it, log in to your account, and try downloading an app to verify that the functionality works properly.
• If Magisk/KernelSU is integrated, verify root privileges are active using the corresponding management tool.

VI. Precautions

• After installation, do not move or delete the extracted WSA folder (otherwise it may prevent the program from launching).
• To uninstall, run the file in the folder. Uninstall.ps1 Script (Administrator privileges).
• When upgrading the WSA version, it is recommended to use the "update script" provided by the repository to preserve data.

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