Android emulation on a Windows 11 System?

[DVDR_Dog]

Has anyone tried this yet? I am curious how this works out. There are more than a few Android apps I would like to have available on my daily driver, not games, just single user programs. I have never felt exactly secure running BlueStacks or LDPlayer on my main system, something just doesn't feel right. I am peering through a few layers of completely different code to make it happen. I am sure a ton of exploits could be inserted in that code and it would be difficult to trace. As a result, I keep around a system just to run an Android emulator and dual boot Linux.
Are Android apps that easy to program that coding in Windows and Mac/OS has been neglected?

 

[Hotrod369]

I haven't tried it yet but have a couple of versions of android installed on Virtual Box on Windows 10. As far as I know, V Box can be installed in Windows 11. I've got Android Prime OS and Android-x86 which is Android TV Pie installed. Here are links to them if you want to try it and see.

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Android-x86 - Porting Android to x86

Android-x86 is an Android Open Source Project licensed under Apache Public License 2.0. Some components are licensed under GNU General Public License (GPL) 2.0 or later.

www.android-x86.org

This last one is ready for V Box and you'll need to import it instead of the normal install.

982.07 MB file on MEGA

mega.nz

I haven't switched to Windows 11 yet and probably won't for a good while if at all. I went from 95 to XP to 7 and didn't install 10 until I think it was 2018 or 19. Anyway if you do try it let me know I like nerding out on stuff like this. I even rooted and flash a custom OS to a Firestick 4k just for the heck of it.