Once finished, restart your PC. You will see a new option: "Android-x86" next to Windows.
The is a third-party Windows utility designed to automate this. Version 1.7 is particularly popular because it stabilized support for UEFI and BIOS systems, making it compatible with both older laptops and modern Windows 10/11 machines. Key Features of V1.7:
Usually, this is your C: drive. The installer will create a folder named AndroidOS .
Select Android and press Enter.
Once finished, restart your PC. You will see a new option: "Android-x86" next to Windows.
The is a third-party Windows utility designed to automate this. Version 1.7 is particularly popular because it stabilized support for UEFI and BIOS systems, making it compatible with both older laptops and modern Windows 10/11 machines. Key Features of V1.7:
Usually, this is your C: drive. The installer will create a folder named AndroidOS .
Select Android and press Enter.