Want to run Android apps on Windows 10? Well now you can with WSA!

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  1. WSA-Windows-10

    Discontinued This is a backport of Windows Subsystem for Android to Windows 10.

    I have backported WSA to Windows 10 with a simple installer, and its fully functional! You can run any Android app that is compatible with WSA, as well as rooting it! The link to it is at JimDude7404/WSA-Windows-10: This is a backport of Windows Subsystem for Android to Windows 10. (github.com) Just make sure to download the latest release. It will not update through the Microsoft Store etc. As it is not "compatible" if you ask Microsoft, but I say it is!

  2. Shorebird

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  3. wsa_pacman

    A GUI package manager and package installer for Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA)

  4. WSAPatch

    Make WSA(Windows Subsystem for Android) run on Windows 10.

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