Windows 11

How to install Play Store and more Android apps on Windows 11

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In the recently updated Windows 11 preview version, Microsoft finally opened up the experience of the Windows SubSystem for Android (WSA) module. However, at this stage, WSA officially only supports more than 50 applications in the Amazon AppStore, but it has been able to successfully run the Play Store and install and use more Android applications under the ADeltaX cracking.

A student shared a video on YouTube about how to run the Play Store on a Windows 11 device. This process involves Windows Subsystem for Linux, Ubuntu, and running Github-hosted code. This takes about half an hour. Once you are done, you can get the full Google Play Store experience on Windows 11. Once you have installed Google Play, you can download any Android application.

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ADeltaX shared all the necessary documents and instructions on GitHub, but it requires a certain amount of hands-on ability, and the entire operation is more complicated. Proceed as follows:

  • Download MSI XBUNDLE (use the store rg-adguard to download msixbundle, package id: 9P3395VX91NR)
  • Install WSL2 (Ubuntu or Debian, or any other supported Linux distribution)
  • Install unzip lzip
  • Download GAPPS PICO from OPENGAPPS (x86_64, 11, PICO)
  • Extract MSIXBUNDLE, extract msix (your version) to a folder, delete (appxmet ADATA , appxblockmap, appxsignature, [content_types])
  • Copy images (system.img, system_ext.img, product.img, vendor.img) to #images
  • Copy the GAPPS PICO compressed package to #GAPPS
  • Edit VARIABLES.sh and set the ROOT folder
  • Execute extract_gapps_pico.sh, extend_and_mount_images.sh, apply.sh, unmount_images.sh
  • Copy the image from the #images folder to the msix folder you extracted
  • Open POWERSHELL (non-core) as an administrator and execute Add-AppxPackage -Register PATH_TO_EXTRACTED_MSIX\AppxManifest.xml.
  • Run wsa with gapps

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