Running Android apps on Windows 11 requires an SSD drive and 8 GB of RAM

According to Microsoft, only computers can run Android applications on Windows 11 that have an SSD drive and at least eight gigabytes of RAM.

Thanks to a new update to Windows 11, the Redmondian operating system now has the ability to run Android applications. Users can install the app of their choice from more than 1,000 apps in the Amazon Online Store.

Of course, there is an unofficial way to side-by-side download Android apps on Windows 11 to access more apps. The new feature of Windows 11 will greatly increase the variety of your computer apps, but only if your system has the necessary prerequisites.

According to Windows Central , a document has recently been published in the support section of Microsoft’s website, which mentions the technical specifications required to run Android applications on Windows 11. According to the document, users’ computers must be equipped with SSD storage and at least eight gigabytes of RAM. Of course, Microsoft recommends that you have 16 GB of RAM on your system.

In addition, to run Android applications, you must have eighth generation Intel Core i3 processors, AMD Ryzen 3000, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8c or newer models. The system processor must be based on the x64 or ARM64 architecture.

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