Turn An Old PC Into An Android PC How To Install Android X86 Laptop Or Desktop

[@mechanicalmonster2115]

You sir... are a fantastic example of what instructional KZbin vids should be! The way you explained steps and went in real time with your descriptions was great! Thank you so much!

[@rawadaqeel9330]

I'll take this guy over my PhD professors in college anytime!

[@sergeantbilko7070]

I like the way you explained every step of the process and kept everything said within the subject of the video. Outstanding job and definitely deserved a thumb up! I didn’t know they had Android x86 available. I just may try it.

[@brolydictcumberbatchmontou401]

Then go try PrimeOS, it's x86 and gaming optimized for PC. IT'S LIT! FIRE!

[@alanr1428]

hes awesome!

[@chinngaihte3982]

Your old PC is still faster than my new PC.

[@WindowsPcuser]

Wait really

[@Szhc]

PC Specs?

[@mycreart]

XD

[@scarlaid]

true

[@damie4158]

delete game that is too much

[@WillSams]

If anyone is having an issue trying to install to your target hard drive, you should probably edit your partition first. For your primary partition, create a 100 MB for GRUB to automatically install to and make sure the boot flag is set for it. For the rest of your hard drive, just create a logical partition. I fought with this for hours because I had the luxury of not being able to boot from a USB drive and no burnable discs. =)

[@pctechdr]

I recycle old PC's and donate them to children in need in my community. Thank you for this good idea to get use out of my older PC's that cannot run any modern Windows version..

[@okkrom]

This will run windows 10 just fine.

[@robinhellier7436]

You might be better off installing Puppy linux on them.

[@ponkaaaaa]

@@robinhellier7436 I agree, it would be better to put Linux on them.

[@System3200]

@@robinhellier7436 agree Though lubuntu is broken

[@philippossnortis2035]

@@System3200 why you say that?

[@jonathanvanleeuwen224]

Got this going on my HP all in one - works awesome, had some trouble on the live CD read without installation with the system UI stopping repeatedly. Took a gamble and installed it and its perfect. Also used an old hard drive as the boot disk (which was probably why the Live CD wasn't working 100%). 100% recommended way of doing this and its now part of my google home setup. Thanks

[@slowdtunez2438]

First time on your channel. Great way that you explain everything clearly and pleasantly. Subscribed. Keep up the good work. Cheers

[@olivije57]

Great job!!! A simple,step by step explanation.I am giving you one thousand likes!!!

[@benthelion7105]

Do you have 1000 acounts ?

[@BlackandWhiteMediaWorks20]

@@benthelion7105 lol

[@shaderfox7868]

Wow you're a Magician of Likes

[@StageMan57]

Hello, I preface my comment with some history. I have 25 years in I.T. (1995, M.C.S.E, age 38). I am versed in multi-discioplines...from diagnostic troubleshooting and repair of hardware and software...to diaster and data recovery. Those are my credentials. With that said! I can say emphactically and without hestiation state...that when it comes to computer instructions. Your instruction was absolutely flawless, focued, succinct and concise. I truly appreciate that you didn't go off on a peripheral tangant or include any extraneous non-important info. Best instruction video I have seen in many years, and I have been on KZbin since shortly after (March 2005) KZbin going "live online" in February of 2005. Thank You. I'll be looking forward to checking with your channel first on topics I'm unfamiliar with.

[@abdullahqayyum1240]

Woah..... That's kinda over the head......The tutorial was pretty dope and I admit that but tbh I've seen better

[@dr_vendetta8361]

Those system specs are not bad they are better than my best pc Update: upgraded my system to a I5-3470 10GB ram HD7450 and 3 hard drives

[@whyomgwhywtf]

:/ sorry to hear that friend

[@negi7ji]

this comment should be pinned

[@insanity-vr6vu]

Damn what kinda potato are you running?

[@dr_vendetta8361]

insanity 2222 I am running a HP Compaq NC6320 it is a laptop

[@mustard_mage7011]

Is your pc a tablet?

[@gavindavies793]

Great video, really easy to follow... to the extent that I actually grabbed an old 8gb USB stick sat on the table and my old Asus tablet/laptop thing that's been sat dormant for 2 years after failing to revert to windows 7 successfully. 20 minutes later I'm now using Android x86 and said laptop to write this very comment! THANK YOU!

[@okcheez1814]

I know this is already an old video by now, but because of this, I found out an easier way to install Android to my old ThinkPad. Thank you very much!

[@comicsans1689]

Which Thinkpad do you have?

[@nanquan491]

Hey that's pretty cool! I had no idea you could install Android as a native OS on a regular PC!

[@donaldbaird7849]

Android can be installed on anything. It runs on the linux kernel.

[@amihart9269]

@@donaldbaird7849 But most builds were for ARM and then many apps were optimized for ARM and would crash when trying to run them on an x86 machine. Someone still had to compile it to x86 and then only with the release of Intel's libhoudini and its integration into Android-x86 did the operating system become usable since it can run apps optimized for ARM without crashing.

[@makandalp]

@@amihart9269 Image installing Android on an M1 Chip

[@wal]

Always excellent videos ETA!

[@RWL2012]

fancy seeing you here ;-)

[@hersonherrera5218]

Awesome! Turning old pc to Android! 👌😁 Thank you for this knowledge sharing!

[@erikstoetzel3970]

THANKS, I just did this to an old Lenovo 310 I was going to junk because it wasn't working yet again. Now it's an Android laptop for my younger kids for elementary school. Which really helps us out with all the Coronavirus stay home restrictions for school.

[@alexpierre6619]

I never knew thank you, and great job. I like the way you hit the ground running, get right to the point never skipping a beat. Thank you again.

[@VishwaTechSL]

Did you install this os?please reply.

[@eugenechambers3403]

Eureka!! it is working!!👍👌👌✌, you used plan spoken English... I watched another tutorial for days that took me way down the Wrong-Road, this tutorial got me going in less than an hour

[@melvinski1]

2019: Andriod on a pc 2050: Android on a iphone

[@Amelia-nj8lj]

Its already possible but i dont see why u would do this... Just buy an android phone

[@talha5882]

Lil Xanny you cant . Only old verisons of ios just jailbreak and search on youtube ios dual boot.

[@ottakuwarrior8518]

You can do it with a Phone case

[@panaoutsios1990]

I doesn't not gonna be iPhone in 2050

[@yellowld9912]

@@panaoutsios1990 speak English please

[@user-ik4di9sy7b]

Thank you all so very much, I have just revived a laptop that has been dead for 3 years. God Bless you....

[@Adrian_Finn]

Your ability to convey information in a way that is concise and easy to follow is exceptional.

[@kinshukalucrin3141]

I've been looking for a way to turn my old lenovo laptop into a Chromebook so my kids can use it. And this will be perfect!

[@dennisanderson8663]

Android x86 is better than a Chromebook.

[@woefxst]

There is also Cloudready which is more like a chrome is experience and you install it the same way.

[@Aexvishu]

Thanks a lot. My old dell laptop with corrupt and beyond repairable windows is now serving me like a chromebook.

[@oldfrenchie]

Great instructions. Followed them to the letter to setup Android x86 to a similar HP desktop PC. Did the Live CD install first, incurred no errors so proceeded to install directly to the hard disk. Everything went smoothly. One issue though. This PC is connected via an Ethernet Cable. Under NETWORK & INTERNET, upon adding my internet provider's SSID and password, Androic-x86 created a "WIFI" network icon called "VirtWiFi". Every time I reboot my "Android PC", this "VirtWiFi" is what it connects to. The issue is that the connection gets dropped after about 30 mins, and the only way to get re-connected is to "REBOOT". When it drops the connection, going to Settings > Network & Internet is fruitless because "VirtWiFi" is not visible and clicking on the search for a Network button yields absolutely nothing, the clock just spins. At the 8:50 mark of your video you stated your Ethernet was fast, so it must work. Any ideas what my issue is? Any help would be greatly appreciated .were

[@C-MAGs]

This was a crystal clear instructional video. If I ever did similar videos, I'd try to emulate your style. Excellent!

[@eyesofnova]

android 10 gonna be awesome for android x86 because there is a desktop mode for it.

[@eyesofnova]

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[@darshan5726]

@ⅰи∂ㄩㄅ360 yes

[@hechecable]

How to root this os?

[@DustyinBFE]

There are apps that will do that for you now. =) Very useful.

[@uwinvidanage2252]

u can already connect a huawei or samsung device to get the desktop mode

[@Amanullah-dx5uy]

If someone is stuck at android x86_64 / # try to put " nomodeset" or " nomodeset=1" without quotes in advanced at the end with 1 space! Mostly " tab" is for advance!

[@hecctech5705]

Hey bro i am stuck on something like that so basically I rebooted after the installation and when it booted i waited for 5seconds and a black screen with Progress: Detecting Android-x86... found at /dev/sda1 And that's it under it there is a console i tried typing Run or continue but it says can't continue or can't run any advice?

[@DragonAurora109]

Your Old PC Is Still Faster Than My New Laptop.

[@KINGLIFERISM]

Wow thank you. So nice of you. I always was curious on what was needed. This is much cheaper then Samsung DEx or Nvidia Shield. I understand the processing power as well. Thank you

[@BlitzkriegGT]

try also bluestacks 4 its easy and release updates but i recomend at least 8gb ram

[@ashwinparthiban4561]

"Smart phones are just computers in your hands" This dude : install android in your computer 🙌🏻

[@otomcpe3143]

am i the only one who got this joke?

[@sandeepbarua1926]

@@otomcpe3143 yeah I got this too.

[@martintran7837]

@@otomcpe3143 yeah, me too. I play games on my smartphone. There are 2 things f*cked lagging and its battery was f*cked. I sought an app or android for PC that helps.

[@FraktalEndlevel]

Very *very* good, informative and well explained Video! I never considered to install Android on a computer, thanks for this New idea!!

[@hypereall]

Tried to do this a few weeks back, got stuck, your video solved that in 2mins !!

[@hkimera]

Old Phones go Windows 8.1 Old PCs go Android 8

[@asilkaya6568]

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[@brrspididopdopdopyesyes]

Bende

[@itsfadixx]

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[@poyrikkanal]

aha türkler de burada bi yerde olmasak şaşarım

[@gorkem5460]

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[@BlackTownie999]

This is exactly what i was looking for....I tried those emulators and they all just SUCKED! I wanted android, just like my phone and tablet.

[@DriversofOttawa]

Have you tried Bluestacks? With at least 6GB of RAM it runs great

[@gardiner833]

@@DriversofOttawa I've tried bluestacks but but my pc only allows it one 1gb of ram and runs shockingly slow and can't run showbox ect without being pixelated

[@BlackTownie999]

@@DriversofOttawa Yeah, many things didn't work right with it either, I have 16gb ram...And an emulator just isn't what i'm looking for

[@KatouMiwa]

beetlebud32 I have a gaming Pc and when I use blue stacks even after tinkering with settings pubg mobile run like shit , I could run the normal pubg steam version on my Pc 10x better then blue stacks which is sad I wish the emulator was better .-.

[@antocmartinaemz]

Anbox on a linux run great if you configure it like it should, and build your own android image, (or use the android x86 image instetad of the one provided with anbox)

[@BeardoComputes]

This is great, I have some old PCs in my basement that should work for this!

[@rickr.mortis4821]

I've got a couple old dust collectors and I just might give this a try. Thanks for the simple instructions.

[@memyselfandi6422]

I still use a Core 2 Duo E6850 with 4 GB for general web browsing, sending email and watching youtube videos, 'cause that's all that it's really good for.

[@blackneos940]

Not if you know what you're doing.

[@EnglishLaw]

Nah, you can do some quite complex Photoshop on that CPU / RAM combo. I only put another 4GB and the Core 2 Quad chip in mine because I bought them at a carboot sale (I don't know what the US equivalent is, maybe garage sale with lots of garages) for just £5 / $7 all in. With even a crappy GT 610 you can play games on it such as Test Drive 2 unlimited. That is what I have been doing whilst listening to this video :)

[@AsquareM]

I used to do run Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, and Batman Arkham City on Ultra on that setup lol.

[@memyselfandi6422]

@@AsquareM Adobe After Effects must have run like a snail because a Core 2 Duo with 4 GB Ram is the bare minimum that it needs to work although they recommend 8 GB Ram With Photoshop the bare minimum is 2 GB Ram but they recommend 8 GB Ram so this too must have run like snail, Batman Arkham City looks like garbage, but to each his own. All I know is, on this piece of shit Core 2 Duo E6850 with 4 GB Ram it can't run good or recent games, it's perfect for playing games that are like 10 years old which to me is a waste of time and energy, even VMWare Workstation or VMWare Player whatever the hell it's called, won't work on this setup.

[@nativenation3296]

2019 Still using my old second hand Quad 6600 - Win7 ult, 8gb,640 pri, 2GB vid, Asus mobo.

[@SkullCommander]

You can actually install PCI Wifi card, some of the card are actually comes with spare low profile bracket, so you don't have to use USB Wifi

[@TMSerjermn]

Man love from India, cristal clarity and quality explanation! much thanks. useful contents I subscribed

[@willsofer3679]

Agreed; it is crystal clear, and his content is indeed useful.

[@Draconus1]

Brilliant stuff. You make things easy for people with your step by step informational instructions. Brilliant.

[@markoarsic5906]

Man, this system works perfect 👌 I’d like to say that my laptop has never worked better then now. Thank you for idea you have another one subscriber 😉

[@daviddavid-uh2yv]

Im gonna try on my 10 year old pc to instal this.

[@libertysquad8676]

@@daviddavid-uh2yv i am also installing it on my 10 year old pc now...

[@PurpleKnightmare]

Hey, I have an old laptop I could do this on! Cool!

[@someonehere4380]

no use linux

[@daniyalhussain2359]

Even though i knew how to do this i still watched your video because you explain very nicely. You have a new subscriber.😊

[@onecallsmartservice639]

First time on your channel. Great way that you explain everything clearly and pleasantly thank u so mach very glad that I've found your channel ! Android installation on my spare desktop was successful, all components works perfectly. Before installing Android x86 I thought that the WiFi connection would be a problem but surprisingly all went super good. Thanks for the video , great content and edition. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@thethebadboy9]

All the 13yr Olds watching this video: "Thug lyfe"

[@zhaiketoledo3658]

13 year old who is me: OK have fun you low brains have fun on what to do when something goes wrong cuz I reuse stuff

[@thecapitalg]

no.

[@IndellableHatesHandles]

I never understood why he requires everyone to be 14+. Such a weird number. Must be a legal issue?

[@zhaiketoledo3658]

@@IndellableHatesHandles It has got something to do with the average kids intelligence in his area but other places some are smarter and some dont understand

[@retrogamer2503]

@@zhaiketoledo3658 Fun part is, that I am 13 as well, but I am commenting this from an old pentium d computer that I recently fixed by myself, it still needs some tweaking to get it to run properly, I always have to reinstall drivers every time I boot into windows 7, every damn time............so it's not completely perfect and sometimes does require some extra work, but most of the time it doesn't ask for too much attention

[@blalien777]

Gotta love Android, It's so versatile!

[@MatthewHensley8304]

its so versatile it lets Corporations and Government the ability to push in on your phone calls your GPS locations your web searches if you do business on it thats stored also in the data vaults the NSA has built! how does it feel to be 1 of Billions of idiots that gave these ppl access to your private life knowing they can use that data against you at any time even if you havent done anything wrong or hiding anything! probably doesnt feel to good now does it

[@youfook5791]

@@MatthewHensley8304 all operating systems has that you pseudo intellectual moron.

[@IgniteXs]

@@MatthewHensley8304 as far as I know, Apple does that too. Infacts all Os' do that. Unless you are using your own, which I doubt.

[@marcussiliko947]

​@@MatthewHensley8304 I would comment with a comeback but... I'm laughing so hard from yours that ill just leave you to be blissful.

[@nikos1400]

Hahaha, "Old machine"! Most people watching this are talking about their old 2g ram, core duo (at best) with NO GPU !! LOL It's all good, great video.

[@ts_raider7724]

will it really work on core 2 duo??

[@doge5603]

_No pc here_

[@doge5603]

@@ts_raider7724 yes

[@Anonymouz6015]

amazing, android is very well made, everything looks perfect. i think using an android os for an internet cafe would be amazing.

[@dangerzshorts]

2019: Android on Pc 2040: Android on Ios 3000: Android on Android

[@shin3417]

4000 : Linux on Windows on Android Emulator on Mac

[@dangerzshorts]

@@MicahDaRhuler it's something called a joke

[@dangerzshorts]

@@MicahDaRhuler nah bro its alright. i already knew android was possible on ios before ya told me. the jokes for people who didnt know

[@fabricioaf89]

And still no Android port for any Lumia

[@prologic2aow312]

Android on Androin is already here )))))

[@roni100]

First time i ever watched this kinda geeky techie video till end..great work dude!👌👍

[@ogbenchmarks7127]

I'm over two years late to the video, but thank you very much for a very clear tutorial. Worked great on a Sandy Bridge i3.

[@jerichodamirez2735]

hey mate how is the performance ..i have a 3rd gen i5 3427u

[@ogbenchmarks7127]

@@jerichodamirez2735 Performance is fine. Android runs well on just about anything. Even that 3427u still has 2 cores with hyperthreading. I think it will run great for you.

[@mparker5447]

Wow awesome. Could you please do me a favour? Could you check in the playstore if Kinemaster is compatible with this install? I use it for work and considering buying a chromebook but this would be much easier. Thanks in advance.

[@jerichodamirez2735]

@@ogbenchmarks7127 I tried installing it but my speaker is not working.the native bridge is not working cant install any app without crashing

[@mis-abmuhammedunais5056]

Well explained... I wish all tutorial videos to be like this... Great work... Keep it up

[@noideac]

This is literally the same machine im typing this comment on

[@damian9303]

I have honestly never seen anyone use this kind of computer outside of my school before they upgraded their computers back in like, 2014

[@Simion_T]

@@damian9303 I use a CQ 6000 Pro SFF at work. Since 2010 :-). I even upgraded it to Win10 x86, still going. I recently found a same one in a WEE trash, once I fix the PSU and mobo I'll definitely put Android X86.

[@RodknockRhett]

They were very popular and were actually great machines back in their days. Almost all schools had these machine with Windows XP Pro and they ran really good.

[@Kolpax.619]

I installed dual boot just like you said and now my laptop is bricked! It's all your fault ETA Prime!!! haha, just kidding man. Tutorial worked great and my son has his own mini android laptop.

[@WantBadtime]

How can you brick your pc? Your hard drive and boot loader will only be f up

[@doooouge1136]

Your voice is so nice, and easy to listen/follow with

[@RazzRG]

Just found this . I got plenty of old modos and cpus. I think I'm going to have some fun with this.

[@IPushHard]

Nice... but why is it so simple to install the latest Android version on PC, and nearly impossible on a cell phone? ....Counter intuitive. Right?

[@Neo-zj3cr]

i guess because every cell phone model have different hardware.

[@IPushHard]

@@Neo-zj3cr So does every PC... or laptop. They are all built to support the same standards with very few exceptions. ...like Wi-Fi 6 or CDMA or GSM... Since Android runs on all of those standards, there should be virtually no hardware problems to sort out. So hardware cannot be the reason.

[@Konstantynopolitaneczka]

The reason is "Money". Google phones would not have such an advantage if you could upload pure Android for everyone else

[@IPushHard]

@@Konstantynopolitaneczka Who says Google phones have an advantage? Lets be honest here, or at least real. Android was designed specically to make advertising and the collection and tracking of customers and their data as easy as possible. ...many would say "spying", but ill go easy. Either way, i wouldnt call that an advantage...well not for the customer anyway. But the thing you did nail? Its about money. Its always about money. There's absolutely nothing else that it could possibly be about because corporations BY LAW must make money their 1st priority.

[@Salamanderman117]

I find it's the device manufactures choice. Motorola didn't release Oreo on their Moto G5(+) for six months after its G6 was released. They use it as a means to encourage(force) people to upgrade even though their hardware isn't out of date/

[@bobk5665]

Good, Professionally presented video. I subscribed to your channel.

[@CrosswaIk]

You never did

[@eddyrock2185]

Thanks for the great tutorial. Really helpful!

[@aeebeecee3737]

This is super awesome and cool, even last android phone is much slower than my android PC.

[@Sortovaltias]

Thanks from this! I got 4 old laptops to breathe again!

[@jerryjohnagama9585]

Hahaha

[@comicsans1689]

A GNU/Linux distro would probably be better, but it depends on what software you use. I have a Thinkpad X201t coming in soon that I might just load Android x86 on just for the novelty of it. Then again, it has a touchscreen so it's practically built for something like Android.

[@yeebop370]

hi eta, this was really helpful, but when running just off of the USB, my WiFi adapter wasn't turning on. Is that a problem or does it need to be installed on the hard drive to work. Thanks!

[@theburnerking]

Hi YeeBop, I'm just trying this now and having the same issue when testing from the USB. How did you get on with this? Did you manage to get wifi to stay on after installing or did you not go ahead?

[@yeebop370]

@@theburnerking i never got to figure it out, sorry

[@theburnerking]

@@yeebop370 no worries, cheers for getting back.

[@atefhassan5422]

@@theburnerking i have same issue but i am running the android system from the USB flash didn't install it yet, WiFi adapter not recognised by the the system.

[@jh5131]

Same problem here. In the video it looked his just "worked" and saw all available connections. I'm using same adapter as him and I get nothing Edit:. It works with a wired connection though

[@arcaderacer586]

Nice video! Great to know there are infinity options to watch netflix and play Asphalt 8. LOL

[@iSnarkTV]

thanks you so much , idk why it's not working because i used x64 bits and when i tried with x32 bits it works perfectly fine you earned +1 subscriber ^^

[@ADR69]

But...the elusive quad boot I've heard so much about. Must...boot...all the OSes

[@MrJaz8088]

Was about the triple boot . til i remembered the niece's old laptop.

[@andrewosei328]

Hackintosh win10 mint linux and android x86 here. It's relatively easy but clover doesn't play fair with Android x86. I went through hell just get it to show and replicating would be annoying

[@eduardoavila646]

@@tejaspadhye Actually, it could be linux, bsd, hackingtosh (tecnically originally derivated from bsd but i think its awready not the same thing), reactOs, AspireOs (beOs based), freedos (dos clone), haiku (another non unix Os), windows, etc.

[@eduardoavila646]

@@tejaspadhye Yay! now gimme a cookie

[@eduardoavila646]

@@tejaspadhye Thanks mate

[@kevinjacobs2349]

When format process start screen resizes and everything freezed

[@MerkurioBua]

try different android x86 version

[@naive44u]

Hi I need help I can't get the partition formatting done, it always gets stuck at 33%. I have a 500 GB hard drive which I am using. and I am trying to install android on an old Sony Vaio laptop

[@ed-schramm]

thank you, you've just saved an unused old netbook!

[@someonehere4380]

i recommend getting linux instead of android

[@Mezmorize99]

Hope you remember to add the link to the wifi adapter.

[@renatocalasicasjr.8267]

Very Useful Video dude!!! I'm really appreciate it!!! 👍👍 I'm planning to buy old laptop then make a setup like yours.

[@G4ming_OG]

Renato Calasicas Jr. Get a touch screen one!!

[@MrSyedsidd]

Thank you so much for the clear explanation. It worked fine for me. I have 2 issues, please help me out, after the boot, WiFi networks is not getting detected, can't able to connect to internet and second is shutdown message is appearing but not shutting down. After I press the power button. Please help, solution please

[@parveenniyaz797]

Yes tell me that too

[@CharlemagneAkira]

So... I tried out the 8.1 but with DVD drive. At the finish. It works well on my pc. Thanks for the tutorial

[@ナオめぐみ]

Thank you for the tutorial, I really like it and it's really proven that I can install Android on a computer without any trouble, this is really good.

[@dimiereeds1770]

How about drivers for graphic n sound? (If got onboard graphic card or PCI ) Is it automatically functioning? Or drivers needed? If so, how to install drivers for both. TQ

[@sergesklyarov]

automatically

[@willsofer3679]

Android doesn't need additional drivers beyond what's in the base OS.

[@johnvanstelten9363]

Mine keeps stopping at the installing screen (Expect to write) at your 8:06. It seems to create a snapshot and stays there. Any ideas?

[@imroze8840]

Great sir, You explained the things in very precise and understandable manner.. thanks for your kind support...

[@Splash-2k6]

If u install it on a touchscreen laptop, it becomes tablet PC and it's literally a great profit

[@mikick5724]

I did you enable touch?

[@High89OO]

I’m going to do it on my windows 10 tablet that runs good but not that good! Edit: does it work with touchscreen?

[@cristhanaguado4081]

Nekodeko! ! If your pc or laptop support Tablet Mode (touch screen)

[@selessalvo5248]

Thanks! I wonder if it is necessary yo install any driver. Is android able to recognize every hardware?

[@dennisanderson8663]

Android on PC does not require any driver installations. Your hardware either works with it out of the box or it doesn't. Everything works on my Lenovo laptop such as Wi-Fi but I have not tested Bluetooth.

[@peterbielik2482]

@@dennisanderson8663 How to make wifi working fine?

[@ZarkOner]

EHI super useful video, now I finally have an os to use on my budget laptop! i have a problem tho, when I boot it always start with something like what you see at 6:30 and asks me if i want to go live or open the full os which is always installed, do you know how to boot straight into android?

[@therealdreinel]

After 7:04 it makes a blinking underscore for the whole time. I can't install this on my PC

[@digitalmarpro]

for this helpful video you deserve to be suscribed , like this video and a thanks comment thank you man

[@misterPAINMAKER]

Can you make a video about the opposite? How to Install windows 10 on an adroid tablet/smartphone?

[@UGotHookah]

you can't do Windows 10 because Windows 10 is more powerful than Android and it won't work. That way you can do older or newer but you can't do newer on olderhardware is not powerful enough on Android to run Windows but it is on Windows to run Android since Windows is more powerful than Android not the other way around

[@RommulusRemus]

The reason you can't do this in most cases is because windows is compiled for the x86 CPUs found in PC's. The CPUs in phone and tablets are ARM CPUs in most cases.

[@notmycircus1240]

@@UGotHookah Yes you can. I have an iRulu WalknBook tablet that came pre-installed with Windows 10. Bought it new 2 yrs ago for $99. I'm actually thinking of putting Android on it instead.

[@UGotHookah]

@@notmycircus1240 yeah why not do if you can do it dual boot Windows 10 and Android because then you got the best of both worlds you can play the latest and greatest maybe well either way you can play games and you can play everything from Android

[@SUPABROS]

@@UGotHookah explain how core 2 duos at like 1.7ghz run windows 10. I mean most androids nowadays has quqdcore 2ghz at max. And the core 2 duos run off of 10 year old integrated INTEL graphics with 32 shades and 200mhz. I mean most androids nowadays have 128 shades and 850mhz

[@mdzidane9620]

Great explanation man. Good job

[@Andy-df5fj]

How well does it handle driver installation for video card, sound, network, etc?

[@BLSX1]

Android x86 doesnt need any driver installation.

[@angelusmiller3347]

can i use my xbox one controller with this OS if i plug in my wireless controller adapter?

[@namesurname4666]

I don't think so,but *could be* possible if they put the drivers

[@Addixxtion]

You should be able to use a Bluetooth controller, which are plentiful on Amazon/eBay etc

[@syedadeelhassan8590]

Cloud miller pubg lover here🙋🏻‍♂️

[@6rin701]

@@syedadeelhassan8590 if you try to use keyboards, controllers to play pubg, you'll get banned.

[@timmytubede]

Most Xbox compatible game controllers work out of the box on Android. Try the controller with your Android phone or tablet. If it works with that, it will also work with Android-x86. But not all apps allow you to use them.

[@Rood67]

This would be good in VirtualBox, to test an app before installing on a phone or tablet.

[@willsofer3679]

That's the first thing I thought of as well. Also good for software development, assuming the SDK works.

[@Maggnetta]

I'm going to try this on my touch screen laptop :)

[@toddjamesgarlow728]

First! I would like to start by saying that you are doing an incredible job and thank you your time and dedication. I am a noob. Worse than. If I paid you $$ and sent you the specs of my computer can you do a tutorial for me?

[@arunparolikkal4674]

If you pay me enough to get a computer that matches your specs, sure.

[@DeeLaRoc420]

Would this work on Chromeboxes? (like your HP one in the older video with Remix OS?) I’m just curious as to if the HDMI would carry sound in this version?

[@zukkyun6610]

Tried live cd but wifi's still searching even after 10 minutes.Ran out of ethernet cables.Any tips to fix it? P.S its a laptop

[@SlijderinkS]

A great alternative - if you don't have an extra PC around (and you have affiliate resources on a current PC/laptop) is to run a virtual instance of an Android - I've used BlueStacks in the past. Cheers and thanks for sharing!

[@michaeldart598]

diden't know you cloud ..learn some thing new every day on you tube 22/03/2019..that's handy..and well explained

[@zetaconvex1987]

Looks like something to try in VirtualBox. I had never thought about that before.

[@fuckoffpleaseify]

Vbox has no official USB boot support :(

[@dsid4evr]

@@fuckoffpleaseify cant you just load up iso

[@rockyraccoon8270]

I did it haven't figured out guest additions yet. just installed it from the ISO

[@varl2004]

Sir... you deserve my subscription, and of course my like!

[@Urdu..Stories]

Really good video....what i was searching for ... thank you👌👌👌👌

[@ottakuwarrior8518]

I like how Android runs smoother on that than my actual phone 😅

[@RodknockRhett]

That's because a desktop PC is way more powerful than a puny phone...

[@RodknockRhett]

Ordinary GP It is true though. Most Desktop CPUs run at 2.4+ GHz. That is based on desktops from like 2005. A phone isn't running at that clockspeed consistently without throttling. Don't even getting started with RAM...

[@RodknockRhett]

Ordinary GP A core to quad can run up to 2.80 GHz stock. Not all andriod phones have the latest Qualcomm chip. When you run something designed to run on a phone using native Linux, it's obviously going to be snappier than most phones.

[@RodknockRhett]

Ordinary GP That's not even the point of doing this. The point of doing this is expirementing while putting an old PC to work. A lot of andriod tablets actaully do use x86 chips. If there wasn't, than Andriod would be just like iOS: Being impossible to port to PC hardware without emulation. The only reason why x86 isn't popular with andriod as it saps power. But that doesn't matter in a DESKTOP PC when the CPU has all the cooling and power it needs. X86 is the more powerful option anyways. While SoC arm CPUs are getting more powerful, there's only so much you can do with passive cooling, thin casing, and THD the fraction of what a Desktop has.

[@tnbn55]

@@RodknockRhett I have a spare 4790k & gtx 1070. Would that be overkill for an android pc?

[@Axionary]

Lmfao deleted my win 10 professional, who cares, this is fun

[@コライーハトエンシ]

Lfmao Go ahead, dude

[@emptyspotlight]

nice. I'm not too fond of Windows 10, especially with all the issues. im using windows 7, but am undecided between changing my pc either to linux or Android. (didnt think it was possible)

[@Piggy991]

HA HA im in danger

[@highstream2407]

nice attitude ! btw i was thinking if it will work on a single core 2.2ghz cpu ?

[@highstream2407]

@ my parents dont let me buy it. Still I have an xbox One x

[@DiwaGalvez]

Core 2 Quad was a gaming beast back then. Now, it struggles to show a Quad HD video

[@NXSProductions]

It does? My Q6600 works just fine??

[@DiwaGalvez]

@@NXSProductions Not an old, 12-year-old Alienware laptop, apparently :(

[@SpiritOfTheHeretic]

Thanks for this. Nice to know it installs GRUB by default.