Installing the Google Play Store on your Windows 11 PC lets you access Android apps natively, without relying on third-party emulators like BlueStacks.

Any apps that need an update will appear under the “Updates & downloads” header. With all that double-checked, you’re set to start installing Android apps on your PC!

Windows computers now play nice with Android phones, and you can seamlessly share files between them with the Nearby Share app. Learn how here.

Still, if you want to give Android a try on your laptop, there’s no simpler way than downloading Android-x86 and installing it on a bootable USB flash drive.

3. Installing Android 13: – Once the bootloader is unlocked, follow the instructions provided in the GitHub project to install Android 13 on your Rabbit R1.