How To Install & Run Windows 10 On Any Android Smartphone ( Without Root ) Mobile ko Computer Banaye

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How to run Windows OS on Android Phone in 2 Minutes (Without Root)

Running Windows on an Android smartphone has been on top of my tech bucket list. I’ve tried several methods and emulators to get somehow it working but unfortunately, none of it works, or the ones that do work are filled with bugs making it unusable. After thoroughly researching and trying various methods, we are bringing you a step by step guide which will help you in running Windows OS on your Android smartphone.

You’ll be able to run Windows 7,8 or even Windows 10 using this method on your smartphone, provided your smartphone has some good specs to run it. We won’t be fully installing Windows OS on your devices rather than that we’ll be emulating the full Windows experience on your phone. The app which we’ll be using to get this thing done is Limbo PC Emulator, now there are tons of emulator apps available on Play Store, but the reason why we are selecting Limbo PC Emulator is due to its simplicity over other emulators.

Now before we proceed with the process, Here are some of the Requirements.

Requirements

• Android device running Android v4.4 or above. At least 2GB of RAM and octa-core processor is recommended.
• Limbo PC emulator installed on the device ( Download link is given below)
• ISO/IMG Image file of Windows OS to be emulated

How to Run WINDOWS ON ANDROID

Step 1. Download Limbo from Sourceforge and install it on your Android device

Step 2. Download image file of the Windows version that you want to run and place it in a suitable directory in your device.

Step 3. Open Limbo app

Step 4. Click on Load Machine option and click New

Step 5. Create New Machine by entering any name.

Step 6. Select these Settings.

Architecture	x86
Machine Type	PC
CPU Model	Default
Core	1
RAM	512MB (for running Windows 8 or above requires more ram)

Step 6. Select the Storage option – Tick harddisk A and choose the path of the Windows XP image file.

Step 7. Go to User Interface settings on Limbo App and select Interface as SDL.

Step 8. Select Orientation as Landscape.

Step 9. Run the program by clicking the play button. Now, wait for 10-15mins to complete the loading of Windows XP.

Voilla. you now have a running Windows OS on your smartphone.

Do let us know if you face any trouble following this guide in the comment section down below.

Wine 3.0 lets you run Windows programs on Android

By Matt Hanson 23 January 2018

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Wine (also known as Wine Is Not an Emulator) is a popular piece of software that allows people to run Windows programs on other operating systems, particularly Linux and macOS, and it is now available for Android as well.

CodeWeavers, the company behind Wine, released a commercial version of Wine for Android, named CrossOver in 2016.

However, it remained in an early alpha testing stage, and was never fully released.

However, Wine 3.0, is now available, and it can be installed via an APK file onto Android systems, with the app running a full-screen Windows display – including the Start menu – when the app is opened.

Remember, it’s not an emulator

The APK file, which can be downloaded from the Wine HQ website, needs to be installed as an unknown source, rather than getting it from the Google Play Store. Check out our guide on how to install APK files for more information on how to do that.

At the moment the app supports audio and basic graphics, but not Direct3D, which many programs, especially games, need to use. However, Direct3D 10 and 11 support will hopefully be coming later this year.

So, Wine on Android is a bit limited at the moment, but it’s early days. As the name is keen to remind you, Wine is not an emulator, just a compatibility layer, so for the best results you’ll want to use an Android device with an x86 Intel processor (such as a tablet or Chromebook).

If your Android device uses an ARM processor (pretty much all smartphones do), then Wine uses the open source emulator QEMU.

This adds a layer of complexity, but for now it’s an impressive feat to get Windows programs running on Android devices, and users can look forward to future versions that add new features and iron out the kinks.

How to Run Windows Apps on Android

Here’s how to run Windows apps on Android so that you have the best of both worlds at your fingertips: an Android device that’s powerful and mobile enough to be useful anywhere and the flexibility to get work done with the powerful apps that only Windows can offer.

First, you’ll need your Android device powered on. You’ll also need access to the Google Play Store. The Google Play Store is the marketplace where Android devices download apps from.

Pick up your Android device and unlock it by putting in your passcode or entering your lock pattern.

Once inside, find the app drawer and navigate to the Play Store. On the HTC One M7 this is done by tapping the button in the middle of the bottom shortcut bar. This is going to be particular to whatever version of Android your device is running and the maker of that device. Either way, you should be able to reach the Play Store from your device’s list of installed applications. Access to the Google Play Store is almost universal.

Inside the Google Play Store you’ll be greeted by a showcase of apps. You’ll want to tap the search icon in the top right corner of your screen. It looks like a magnifying glass. Search for Parallels Access.

Select Parallels Access from the list of apps.

Tap Install.

Tap Accept to give Parallels Access permission to do things on your device. Then wait for it to finish downloading and installing on your device. This can take a long time if you have a slower internet connection.

Tap Open.

Now tap Register.

Now put in a username, email address and password that you’re comfortable with. You can also login with your Facebook Account as well, though if your Facebook Account is ever compromised you could give someone access to your data.

Parallels Access will have sent a registration email to the address you provided so that you can set up Parallels on your Windows device. Go to your computer and open the email. The email will have the subject Welcome to Parallels Access.

Click on the button in the email labeled Download Parallels Access Agent.

Type in the username and password that you just used to setup your Android device.

Once inside click or tap on the Downloads link in the navigation bar.

Click or tap on the Windows icon to download the access client to your Windows device. Tap or Click Run to begin installing the app. Your device will need to download the app before it begins installing. Again, depending on your internet connection this could take a bit.

Tap or click on Ok.

Tap or click on Next.

Click on the Agree then click Install.

Tap or click on Finish.

Parallels Access can overwrite your computer sleep settings so that it’s accessible whenever you need to access it from your Android device. Click on Allow Access to give Parallels permission to do so. Parallels Access will still work without enabling this setting, you’ll just need to make sure your device is always wake when you need to access it.

Click or tap on Yes to enable background updating for Parallels Access.

Now back to your Android device. Once you’ve logged in successfully you’ll notice that the name of your PC is now displayed on your device.

Tap on the name of your PC to connect to your device. Before it’ll let you connect, Parallels Access will show a very long video guiding you through the setup process. Don’t try to skip it. Take the time to learn about the features that Parallels Access has.

Zoom is a simple as pinching and zooming like you would on a picture. Double clicking on anything is as simple as tapping on that item twice. Tapping on the windows the two overlaid squares allows you to open apps you already have open. You can launch more apps by tapping on the App Launcher rocket ship.

Press the back button and open the menu to add more apps to your quick launch menu.

To be clear, accessing your Windows device directly through your Android device requires both devices to have an internet connection or be connected to a wired or wireless network. For the best performance, you’ll want to be on the same network as your Windows PC, but that’s not actually required. By setting this up you’ve agreed to a 14 day free trial on all of your devices. When that free trial is up you’ll need to purchase either the 1-year $19.99 subscription or the two-year $29.99 subscription.