

The next step includes enabling Developer mode in WSA.

That’s it! This will install the Windows Subsystem for Android on your Windows 11 PC. Next, execute the below command on the Powershell:Īdd-AppxPackage -Register. Important: Replace ‘Location of the extracted WSA Folder’ with the actual address. On the Powershell Window, enter the cd command followed by the extracted WSA folder location- cd “Your extracted WSA folder location”įor example – cd "C:\User\Amarnath\Location of the extracted WSA folder" Right-click on Powershell and select Run as administrator. To install it, open Windows 11 search and type in Powershell. Once done with the above steps, you need to install the Windows Subsystem for Android. On the Tools folder, paste the kernel file that you have downloaded. Next, move to the WSA folder that you have extracted and open the Tools folder. Next, you need to download the Kernel file that we have shared below. So, it’s best to download the file that we have shared above.ĭownload the Package and extract it into a new folder. Again, make sure to use the same Package that we have shared below.Īny other version of WSA won’t work with the Google Play Store. The next step includes downloading the Windows Subsystem for the Android package.


On the next page, enable the Developer Mode option, as shown in the screenshot below.ĭownload the Windows Subsystem for Android Package/Kernel File Then, open the Developer Settings from the list of options. To turn on the Developer Mode, you need to open Windows 11 search and type in Developer Settings. Turn on the Developer ModeĪfter uninstalling the older version of the Windows Subsystem for Android, you need to turn on the Developer Mode. Once you uninstall the WSA, all the apps will be gone. To uninstall WSA, you first need to click on the Start button, search Windows Subsystem for Android and uninstall it. The Google Play Store support is not available in the older version of Windows Subsystem for Android. The first thing you need to do is to uninstall the existing version of the Windows Subsystem for Android.
