How to Run Android apps in Your Windows 10 PC – Guide

Windows 11 is now available for some devices, allowing users to run Android apps on their PCs. Samsung Galaxy owners have already been able to experience this functionality through Windows 10, but other users will have to wait until the new operating system is fully released in the coming years.

How do I run Android apps on my Windows 10 Laptop

To install the Phone Microsoft app on your Windows 10 PC, make sure you have version 1.20104.15.0 or higher.

To access your apps, make sure you have the Phone Add-on app installed and up to date on the Google Play Store. Version 1.20104.15.0 or higher is required.

To connect an Android device to a PC, ensure they are on the same network and open the Phone app on the PC.

Press the Get Started button to begin.

If you’ve installed the “My Phone” application as instructed, you can access the add-on application. Otherwise, follow the URL on this screen to get it.

Installing the app allows you to quickly and easily pair your phone by simply clicking the “Pair with QR Code” button.

To access Windows on an Android device, open the Link to Windows option in settings and tap ‘Continue’ to confirm the QR code.

Point your phone’s camera at the QR Code to open the Windows app, which will then prompt you to grant it certain permissions.

Tap Allow on your phone to give Windows the necessary permissions, then tap Continue to connect the two devices.

Connecting your phone and PC is easy with Phone Companion. After accepting the additional permission on Android devices, click Start recording or streaming to begin streaming your application (or full screen) from your phone to your PC.

To access apps, select the Apps option in the left pane.

Tap on an app from your phone’s list of installed apps to launch it in a window, just as it appears on your device.

Open Phone Screen allows you to virtually replicate your device’s home screen and apps, enabling you to interact with them as if they were on the actual device.

Final note

If you’re looking to run Android apps on your Windows 10 PC, this guide has you covered. Got questions? Reach out to us. And don’t forget to share the love and spread the word!