How to Install Windows Subsystem for Android with Google Play Store on Windows 11

How do you go about installing Android Apps on your Windows 11? You will first of all have to install the Windows subsystem for Android.

This tutorial explains how to install Windows Subsystem for Android with Google Play Store on Windows 11. And the good thing about this approach is it works even for devices that are considered not supported for the WSA.

Again, installing the WSA with Google Play Store gives you a broader number of apps to install on your Windows 11 PC, unlike the default Amazon Appstore.

Microsoft launched Windows Subsystem for Android for Windows 11, allowing users to install and run Android apps on PCs which is really a revolutionary idea.

Unlike Android Apps installed via an emulator, the apps you install via the WSA work as default system native apps.

What is reauired of you

Now, let’s cut the story short and dive into the real topic of the day. But before that, note that you will need to;

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Installing ADB

Before we begin with the installation of the Windows Subsystem for Android with Google Play Store, installing ADB on our Windows 11 is capital. This will help us grant the WSA superuser rights so that Google Play Store can work properly.

Now, follow the steps below in order to install ADB.

Install Windows Subsystem for Android with Google Play Store on Windows 11

Now, let’s install Windows Subsystem for Android with Google play on Windows 11.

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cd 'SWA Packahe folder path"
Add-AppxPackage -Register .\AppxManifest.xml

At this point, ze are almost done. Google Play Store installed. But for it to work properly we have to perform some more tweaks.

Enabling Google Play Store on Windows 11 via WSA

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adb connect 127.0.0.1:[port_number]
Replace [port_number] with the adb port number you got from WSA.
adb shell
su
setenforce 0

Great! you are all set.

All you have to do next is launch Google Play Store and sign in with your account.

You can go on and install any app from Google Play

Conclusion

Now that you’ve gone through this article on how to Install Windows Subsystem for Android with Google Play Store on Windows 11, we believe you can now install all those favorite Android apps of yours on your PC.

Also, apps installed with WSA work exactly as any native Windows app you install from the Microsoft Store. The apps open flawlessly and can adapt to different screen sizes.

Besides the fact that traditional Android emulators like Bluestacks have custom optimization for particular apps (especially games), so far the WSA is still good. And we are pretty sure it will prove to be better over time.

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