This tool can help install Android APK files on Windows 11

The need to run live, diverse, and smooth Android apps on Windows is very legitimate and is not new.

The need to run live, diverse, and smooth Android apps on Windows is very legitimate and is not new. However. The new Windows 11 built-in Android emulator included with the Amazon App Store currently only offers about 50 Android apps. This is a rather modest number and of course it is difficult to meet the needs of users well.

To partially overcome the problem, in theory, users can completely install APKs directly into the Android subsystem, but the process is quite complicated, requiring the use of PowerShell and many commands. different.

With the desire to make things easier, an Italian app developer named Simone Franco, has created an app called WSATools, which can help you easily install any Android APK on Windows 11 with just a few simple clicks. In particular, this application can be downloaded directly from the Microsoft Store, so you can be assured of the safety and simplicity of installation.

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The description of WSATools on Microsoft Store is as follows:

'Easy-to-use apk installer for Windows Subsystem for Android™.WSATools is a simple apk installer for Windows 10 Subsystem for Android™, with an easy to use and intuitive interface. You can start your work right away without having to spend a lot of time learning."

Supported features include:

Explorer integration for APK files: double click and hit install!
Easy APK installation: just one click.
No need to install ADB and know its commands. WSATools will 'automate' everything.
If you already have a platform-tools package, WSATools will use it directly!
There will be many other additional features that will be updated gradually in the future.

Of course, using WSATools won't solve the problem of depending on Google Play Services. You can download and install WSATools from the Microsoft Store.

*Update on 11/11/2021: The WSATools tool has now been temporarily removed from the Microsoft Store. Microsoft has not made any official announcement on this issue. Hopefully with the interest of many users WSATools will be back soon.