11. 7-Zip opens and displays the content in Android-v4.7z file. Select the folder named Android-v4 and click Extract .
12. Click . to select the location for extracting the image file. Here use the Documents folder. Click OK when the location is selected.
13. 7-Zip will extract the contents of the file into the specified directory. This job only takes a few seconds.
14. Now go to the directory that unzipped the Android-v4.7z file. Double-click the Android-v4.vbox file.
15. When VirtualBox opens, Windows Security Alert may appear from the firewall. Click Allow access .
16. Select Android-v4 from the left column of VirtualBox then click Start .
17. When Android starts in VirtualBox, notifications will appear. The first message explains how keyboards and pointers work in virtual machines. Read the message to know how to exit the virtual machine (Android) and return to the server (Windows). Basically, use the Right Ctrl key to exit.
18. Click OK after viewing the notification.
19. Users can receive a notification about the number of color virtual machines (Android 4) capable of displaying. Ignore it. Click OK .
20. Finally, click inside the VirtualBox window and the cursor will now be used for Android.
21. Press Right Ctrl on the keyboard to exit the Android virtual machine and return to Windows after using.
That's all there is to do for users to experience Android on their own Windows PC. One of the advantages of installing Android on Windows is that users can use its browser to see what the site will look like on the Android platform.