A few days ago, Microsoft opened to the public a long-awaited feature in the new Windows 11 operating system in test mode – the ability to run applications created for the Android operating system.
But even the beta test launch turned out to be very limited – only for test takers in the US and only for 50 applications.
Enthusiasts could not come to terms with this injustice. And so, the developer ADeltaX reported on his Twitter page about the found way to install Google Play services and the Google Play store in the Windows Subsystem for Android. In essence, this opens up the possibility of installing almost any Android application on a Windows 11 computer.
Although the project is detailed on GitHub. Immediately, we note that it is not intended for beginners, therefore, if you do not know exactly what and how to do, then it is better not to risk it.
Recall that Android applications can work side by side with regular Windows applications, multitasking is supported with switching between applications using the Alt-Tab key combination, displaying in Task View (Task View), the ability to pin applications to the Start menu and the taskbar, display notifications in Windows Action Center, the ability to use the clipboard between Windows and Android applications.
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