Step 1: Plug in an empty USB drive, and download both Android-x86 and UNetbootin. You can install third-party themes, home screens, and more without having to worry about whether or not they will play nicely together. It also lets you customize Android to your liking. It comes with features like a new Taskbar launcher and the ability to launch apps in resizable windows rather than just full-screen. You'll gain the option to boot into Android when you switch on your computer, and Android will work just like it does on your smartphone or tablet. It's called "dual booting," and it effectively transforms your Windows computer into an Android device. There's an alternative to emulation that gives you access to newer versions of Android, but the setup is a bit more involved. Step 4: Click the Plus icon and select a device you want to emulate. Step 3: Open Genymotion and select Create Account. After you're done setting up your account, activate it and log in with your credentials. Step 2: Download Genymotion for personal use. There's also a free version for personal use. Genymotion offers several paid emulation modes, including an option to run Android emulation from the cloud. While Bluestacks is focused on apps and games, Genymotion provides the full Android experience (though at the cost of performance). You'll need this info to log in to the Google Play Store and Galaxy Store and access your Android app library. Step 3: Once Bluestacks installs, launch it and enter your Google and/or Samsung account credentials. Unfortunately, you can't change the Bluestacks directory - it will install on your boot drive by default. Step 2: Launch the install application and choose the storage location for the app and data files. Step 1: Download the installer from the official Blue stacks website. If you can, enable AMD-V or Intel VT-x within the BIOS for optimal performance. It's one of the most popular and robust Android emulators around, allowing you to run 32-bit and 64-bit games and apps for Android on your Windows desktop. The easiest way to run Android apps on Windows is through an emulator, like Bluestacks.
We also have a guide on how to get Android apps on a Chromebook.
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