Run Android OS in Windows 7/10

[Jim Brown]

Jide have released Remix OS Player which now lets you run Android in Windows without having to resort to dual boot.

http://www.jide.com/remixos-player

The advantage of the player version as opposed to the Remix OS install method is that the player does not risk potentially breaking the boot loader. The player is a Windows exe which starts the emulated OS.
The disadvange is really just the speed penalty. While the emulated version is fast it won't quite feel as snappy as the native installed version.

 

[susu]

I'm using MEmu, it's fast and have many useful functions.
http://www.memuplay.com/

 

[ilan]

I'm using MEmu, it's fast and have many useful functions.
http://www.memuplay.com/

this looks really great, is this for free?

 

[wonder]

I'm a MEmu user too! @ilan, all my gameplay footage is captured in MEmu! Also, yeah, it's free.

 

[ilan]

I'm a MEmu user too! @ilan, all my gameplay footage is captured in MEmu! Also, yeah, it's free.

I have tried it its awesome. Can we use it with b4a in debug mode?

 

[wonder]

I never use debug mode, but yeah, it does log back to B4A.
Just copy adb.exe from your Android SDK folder into the MEmu folder (overwrite) and you're good to go.
All you have to do then, is "Compile and Run". B4A will autodetect that MEmu is running.