Windows 10: I installed win subsystem for android but it tells me that the installation was failed and...

I installed win subsystem for android but it tells me that the installation was failed and the package requires a os

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Windows Subsystem for Android toggle Wireless Debugging fails

The subject says it all. I'm trying to set up wireless debugging in order to work with the Windows Subsystem for Android. Can someone help me fix this?

Here are the steps I'm taking:

1. Install the Windows Subsystem for Android with Amazon Appstore (I've actually tried both installing the Appstore to get WSA and installing WSA to get the Appstore. At least 3 attempts with no success at this point.)
   
   1. Ensure Virtual Machine Platform is turned on.
      
   2. Ensure Windows hypervisor platform is turned on.
      
2. Open Windows Subsystem for Android Settings
   
3. Enable Developer Mode
   
4. Select "Manage Developer Settings"
   
5. I try two different things next with functionally the same result:
   
   1. Attempt to toggle "Wireless debugging"
      
   2. Click on the "Wireless debugging" text to go into the "Wireless debugging" submenu" and try to toggle "Wireless debugging" there.
      

What happens:

The toggle momentarily flashes to the on color and momentarily the toggles to the on position. Then the switch immediately switches back to the off position and off color. This is incredibly short. When first entering the wireless debugging submenu, the option will sometimes turn "on" just long enough to see a list of other pieces of information or options show up beneath it, but they quickly vanish. All other toggles in the developer settings work as intended. This is the only one that fails.

What I expect to happen:

I expect Wireless Debugging to be turned on and stay on so that I can use wireless debugging with the WSA.

System Details:

Windows Build 22000.1042

AppStore 22207.1401.9.0

16 GB RAM

12th Gen Intel Core i7-1255U

 

Install Android Subsystem on Win 11

I recently purchased an Acer laptop. It was loaded with Win10 home. Windows Update made Win11 home available and I updated. I attempted to install the android subsystem, but was unable because, I assume, I am physically located in Thailand. I am a US citizen, staying in Thailand on a non-immigrate visa. I have a US mailing address and can provide a US phone number, if required.

What do I need to do to install the subsystem? TIA

Chuck McCormick

 

Can I use Windows Subsystem for Android on my PC?

Hi! Good day , Jerry here, an independent advisor. Here to help you.

Windows Subsystem for Android Device requirements.

RAM

8 GB (minimum)

16 GB (recommended)

Storage type

Solid State Drive or SSD (recommended)

Processor architecture

x64 or ARM64

Virtual Machine Platform

This setting needs to be enabled

To install Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) on Windows 11

1. Enable Virtual Machine Platform. To enable Virtual Machine Platform on Windows 11, use these steps:

-Open Start on Windows 11.

-Search for Turn Windows features on or off, and click the top result to open the app.

-Search for Turn Windows features on or off, and click the top result to open the app.

-Click the OK button.

-Restart the computer.

-Once you complete the steps, you can continue with the steps to install WSA.

2. Install Windows Subsystem for Android

There are multiple ways to install the Windows Subsystem for Android. You can install the Amazon Appstore, which installs the WSA automatically. Or you can install the “Windows Subsystem for Android with Amazon Appstore” app, which also installs the Amazon app store.

-Amazon Appstore

To install the Amazon Appstore (with WSA) on Windows 11, use these steps:

-Open the Amazon Appstore app page.

-Click the Install button.

Once you complete the steps, you can install Android apps on Windows 11. If you have problems installing this app, you can install WSA directly with the steps below.

-Windows Subsystem for Android with Amazon Appstore

-Open the Windows Subsystem for Android with the Amazon Appstore app page.

-Click the Install button.

After you complete the steps, you can start running Android apps on Windows 11.

Note : You may also refer to this article below

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/andro...