https://www.chip.de/...55741.html
But can I also switch between Windows 10 and Android on my PC or do I only have Android on my laptop after the download?
Sure, it says that the download is safe… BUT how should I know that it is NOT a REINFALL?
Well, you can also install that in a VM.
Alternatively, you can use ready-made emulators such as Mumu, LDPlayer, Nox…
Yes, exactly, I had once tried memu, bluestacks, noxplayers. But unfortunately they are pretty slow. So I want to try something different.
You can't directly install Android as the operating system on the PC. You can only install it as a VM or emulation, meaning it will run in a window in Windows.
Android is also compatible in X86
I use Mumu myself and can't confirm that it is slow.
You can also specify how much RAM and how much CPU cores are used in the settings
If you install your Androidx86 on the machine, the default settings will probably overwrite your existing OS (Windows 10). I have never installed Androidx86 before, so I can't say whether this also allows the creation of partitions and / or dual boot
So you want to tell me that the link above is just an emulator like Noxplayer etc?
Ah okay, may I ask how much RAM and GB your PC has? Maybe it's because of the weakness of the PC…
