Windows Subsystem for Android was recently released to Windows Insiders, and we can now install it on compatible stable Windows 11 systems as well. However, Subsystem is still in beta, which means not everything is perfect. For one, you’ll need to ADB-install every .apk you download, which can be a hassle for many users.
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Moreover, using ADB requires setting up platform tools and using command line instructions to install the APK. Not many users are familiar with this and if you are in the same boat then this is how you can auto install apps in Windows 11.
Yes, you can now install Android apps on Windows 11. The Windows Subsystem for Android was recently released to Windows Insiders (beta users only as of October 22), and can now be used to install and run Android apps on your Windows 11 system.
But even if you're not a Windows Insider beta channel user, you can get Windows Subsystem for Android yourself. This will work for any type of Windows 11 user, and we can confirm this for our dev channel Windows Insider PC.
