: Once complete, restart your PC and select the Android OS from the new boot menu. Minimum System Requirements : Intel or AMD x86 processor (at least 1.6 GHz).

Download the executable from a trusted developer repository.

: Use a USB Wi-Fi tethering option via your smartphone, or connect an Ethernet cable. Alternatively, update to an Android-x86 ISO that features a newer LTS Linux kernel. Issue 3: Google Play Services Crashing

Choose the drive letter (e.g., C:\ or D:) where you want to create the Android directory.

: Secure Boot must be disabled, and Bitlocker should be disabled on the target drive. Software : .NET Framework 4.5 or higher installed. ISO File : An Android-x86 ISO image (e.g., Android 9.0 Pie). 2. Installation Steps Follow this sequence to set up your dual-boot system: Prepare Disk Space : Open Disk Management in Windows.

Unlike the text-based interfaces of standard Linux installers, this tool offers a graphical user interface (GUI) native to Windows. Users can select the target disk, define installation size, and choose file system formats through simple dropdown menus and radio buttons.

Open the in Windows as an administrator. Click the Uninstall or Remove button.

This tool is for:

Works with virtually any Android-x86 build, including:

Run the installer, select the ISO, and choose the target partition.

: Users typically shrink an existing volume by at least 10 GB using Windows Disk Management to create unallocated space. OS Selection