While Windows 11 has its own set of minimum system requirements - something that got more attention than the new OS itself when it was originally released last year - it appears to run Android apps on Windows 11, you will need to meet some more requirements mainly around storage.
Minimum PC requirements to install Android apps on Windows 11
The company has shared the following minimum requirements needed for your PC to run Android apps on Windows 11:
RAM: 8 GB (minimum) | 16 GB (recommended) Storage type: Solid State Drive (SSD) Processor: Intel Core i3 8th Gen (minimum) or above, AMD Ryzen 3000 (minimum) or above, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8c (minimum) or above Processor architecture: x64 or ARM64 Virtual Machine Platform needs to be enabled
Most of these specs are pretty standard for any modern system, but meeting the recommended 16GB of RAM might be a problem for most users. Microsoft has shared all the details you need to know to run Android apps on Windows 11 in this support document. Along with Android apps on Windows 11, Microsoft also released several other features and improvements for its latest operating system, including:
Mute/unmute and share any window from the Taskbar Live weather on the Taskbar Clock on a second monitor when you are using two screens
These new features and improvements are available via KB5010414 (Build 22000.527), which is in Preview at the moment. You can choose to get this optional update via Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update; in the Optional updates available area, click on the download and install the update link.
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