Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) on Windows 11 has received a fresh update from Microsoft. According to Microsoft's official release notes, both the Dev Channel and the Beta Channel of Windows 11 Insiders are receiving the update with version number 2302.4000.
The most recent version of the Windows Subsystem for Android on the Windows 11 Dev and Beta Channel fixes security and audio issues, as well as improves stability. The list of changes in this build is provided here.
Users can run Android applications on Windows using the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) program, which is available for Windows 11. It offers some information on a crucial component required to run Android apps and is accessible as an app in the Microsoft Store. It makes it possible for your Windows 11 device to run Amazon Appstore-compatible Android apps.
Please take note that laptops must have at least 8GB of RAM (16GB is suggested) and an Intel Core i3 8th Generation, Ryzen 3000, or Snapdragon 8c processor to run Android apps on Windows 11.
Thank you for visiting our website!
We value your engagement and would love to hear your thoughts. Don't forget to leave a comment below to share your feedback, opinions, or questions.
We believe in fostering an interactive and inclusive community, and your comments play a crucial role in creating that environment.