Windows 11 is a new operating system that was released in November of last year. It is designed to be more user-friendly and efficient than Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. However, it seems that not all users are happy with the new OS. Some people are reporting that they cannot install Android apps on their devices even after trying for hours, or even days. Some people have also said that the installation process is very difficult and time-consuming. One user said that they had to spend an hour trying to install an app from the Google Play store on their device. Another user said that they had to wait for hours for an update to be released that would support Android apps, and then another hour for the update to be installed. There are a few possible reasons why this might be happening. One possibility is that Microsoft has not yet released all of the necessary code or documentation for Windows 11, which could make it difficult for developers to create applications for the OS. Another possibility is that Microsoft has decided not to include Android support in Windows 11 because it does not believe that it will be popular enough among users.
Windows 11 finally has a release date. Microsoft announced that it would launch on October 5 for some computers, with a gradual rollout to follow. However, one disappointing aspect of the Windows 11 launch is a lack of native Android app support on day one, with the feature set to roll out later.
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Android Apps on Windows 11
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It sounds like the feature isn’t quite ready for prime time yet, so the company will keep working on it and previewing it to users later.
Unfortunately, the prospect of running Android apps natively on Windows 11 was one of the main selling points for Microsoft’s latest OS, so this is definitely disappointing.
Windows 11 Is Still Looking Good
While the lack of native Android app support is disappointing, there’s still a lot of new stuff coming to Windows 11. There are Snap Layouts, Microsoft Teams integration, improved multitasking, the updated Start menu, and so much more coming.
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If you’re looking to upgrade to Windows 11, eligible computers can start downloading it on October 5, and all PCs should have it available by mid-2022.
