Installing Android on existing hardware using Android x86

Have you ever thought about turning a PC or laptop into an Android device? Well you've come to the right place. In this video we'll go through the steps of doing precisely that. We'll also look at ways of using a keyboard and mouse, if the device doesn't have a touchscreen. Finally, we'll cover a couple of troubleshooting steps - just in case things don't go entirely according to plan!
Note. This conversion would be best carried out on older hardware (Android probably isn't the optimal choice for replacing your main computer's operating system), to help bring it back into active service. You can even run Android x86 in a virtual machine.
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Website links:
Android-x86
www.android-x86.org/
Etcher
www.balena.io/etcher/
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[@jazzncat592]

Hello! Thank you for the great detailed tutorial, very well spoken and easy to follow. I've always wanted to play android games on my laptop without a silly old emulator that necessarily don't always work out for me. I hope you have a great day/night!

[@bytemypi2918]

You're most welcome. Thank you for your feedback and I hope you enjoy your gaming :)

[@ahinojosa868]

Your awesome Sir this is the first time I had a video on the installation of android step by step and it was easy.

[@bytemypi2918]

Glad you found it helpful :)

[@boblombardi9397]

Excellent teacher..................explained clearly

[@bytemypi2918]

Thanks very much. You get an A+ (top marks)!

[@g.gmaliththambara5032]

How to make call from this OS installed tablet

[@yogendra1757]

Good video but tell me solution to run both windows & android. When i on my pc, it will ask wether to start android or windows

[@bytemypi2918]

It sounds as though you are dual-booting. If you're asking about whether it's possible to run Android within Windows (so that you don't have to restart each time), your best bet is to use an Android emulator. For this I'd take a look at BlueStacks: www.bluestacks.com/

[@yogendra1757]

for using android on pc, using taskbar screen, is more suitable...

[@jawbone1218]

🙏 PLEASE MAKE A GUIDE ON RUNNING MAC OS OR IOS (IF POSSIBLE) ON NON APPLE DEVICE. FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. OTHER TUBERS DON'T TEACH AS SIMPLE AS YOU.

[@jawbone1218]

Can this be run on virtual box?

[@ishaqislam1547]

yup