Can android be installed in your PC ?

Question

A friend of mine asked me this question and wants to know whether anybody has ever tried it. How would help I her. In case if its possible how would you do it? What are things that you should know.
please let me know your answers.

Answer 1

https://youtu.be/8D7O35hhOg8

It is possible but if you want to install it on your HD... be careful.

I tried it and it was pretty useless, in addition it given me some hardware issues... if you have a decent hardware... try it in a virtual machine!

Answer 2

There is PC version called android x86. You can download the ISO for free, but like others said it's not that useful. I did this along with other Linux distros from USB live boot. I had hardware issues.

I did recently try Bluestacks (mentioned by others) on Windows 10 which emulates android. I tried a couple games and it seems to work pretty good.

Answer 3

virtual machines...

Answer 4

yes you just need to install Android emulator
BlueStacks is one of them
it takes a lot of RAM memory
link http://www.bluestacks.com/#gref

Answer 5

You can definitely get emulators for instance the one built into android studio. However as for running on a PC I don't know. It is based on Linux and Chrome OS Is built on it or very similar so maybe.

Answer 6

I know what is VM, simply agree with Maz😁

Answer 7

Download Bluestack.

Answer 8

You can run Android apps using software's like
Blue stacks
Droid4x
etc .

Answer 9

I know it's been a while since this question was posted. However, I ran across a really good article that presents a very nice list of options for running Android on the PC:

15 best Android emulators for PC and Mac of 2017

- https://www.androidauthority.com/best-android-emulators-for-pc-655308/

Answer 10

This thread since from 2017. You can install android Emulator for PC. You can download Bluestack for better performance.
Updated here few Android emulators for PC 2019:
https://gbhackers.com/top-10-best-android-emulators-for-windows/

Answer 11

A software that allows you to run another OS within your primary OS (operating system).

Answer 12

OK just making sure.