Hi guyes..I hope all of you will be fit & fine.Today our tutorial about how to install andriod on computer/laptop.As Andriod is very popular in these days for smart phones.So its a big wish for most of people to run andriod on computer to enjoy the feature of this OS...Now Lets start from here:
Requirements:
1> Andriod X-86. [ Download from here: Andriod X-86 ]
2> Virtual Machine [ Download from here: Virtual Machine ]
This kind of interface andriod site will be shown infront of you:
Now you see how interface of official site of virtual box will be like this :
Step#1> After that installation guaid for virtual box as show in figure:
Step#2> Now how to create virtual Machine in computer pic guaid: Click to Next button.
Step#3> Now set your Name & Allocate space for Virtual Machine in Hard Disk.
Step#4> Installing Andriod OS in computer:
Make sure that you have your newly created virtual machine selected and then click the Settings button in the toolbar. Click the Storage link to the left hand side of the dialog and then towards the center click the Empty entry in the Storage Tree section.
To the right of this, click the small disc button and select Choose a virtual CD/DVD disk file from the menu that appears. Navigate to the ISO file you have downloaded, select it and click Open followed by OK.
Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to scroll down to the Installation option and press Enter.
Now you will need to configure the virtual hard drive so that there is somewhere to install Android to. Select the Create/Modify Partition option and press Enter.
Select New at the bottom of the screen and press Enter, and then select the Primary option before pressing Enter again. Press Enter to create a partition that occupies your entire virtual drive.
Now select the Bootable option and press Enter, select Write and press Enter, and then type the word yes before pressing Enter once again. Select Quit, choose the partition you’ve just created and press Enter.
When prompted, select the option to use the ext3 file system and select Yes to confirm your choice. The GRUB bootloader takes care of launching Android, so select Yes to install it and then select Yes again to make the /system directory writeable.
It won’t be long before Android boots, and at this point you should remove the virtual CD from the drive. Click the Devices menu and select CD/DVD Devices followed by Remove disk from virtual drive.
Should you find that your mouse does not work and you are unable to click within Android, click the Machine menu in Virtual Box and then click Disable Mouse Integration. You may also find it useful to click View followed by Switch to Scale Mode if you find the mouse acts erratically — you can switch back to regular mode by pressing the right Ctrl key and C at the same time.
Now you can see clearly a Welcom message which shows that your Andriod has install in pc.
Thats ALL....You have done it.Now you can use your andriod in your pc ....I hope this post will help you alot to understand about the installation of andriod OS in computer.feel free to post comments if any query related to this post.We will happy to response you back.Share it with others..
1> Andriod X-86. [ Download from here: Andriod X-86 ]
2> Virtual Machine [ Download from here: Virtual Machine ]
This kind of interface andriod site will be shown infront of you:
Make sure that you have your newly created virtual machine selected and then click the Settings button in the toolbar. Click the Storage link to the left hand side of the dialog and then towards the center click the Empty entry in the Storage Tree section.
To the right of this, click the small disc button and select Choose a virtual CD/DVD disk file from the menu that appears. Navigate to the ISO file you have downloaded, select it and click Open followed by OK.
Select New at the bottom of the screen and press Enter, and then select the Primary option before pressing Enter again. Press Enter to create a partition that occupies your entire virtual drive.
When prompted, select the option to use the ext3 file system and select Yes to confirm your choice. The GRUB bootloader takes care of launching Android, so select Yes to install it and then select Yes again to make the /system directory writeable.
Step 5: Almost There!
You might find that Android takes a little while to boot up — at
least the first time around — and you’ll then have to run through the
initial configuration just like you did the first time you switched on
your phone or tablet.Should you find that your mouse does not work and you are unable to click within Android, click the Machine menu in Virtual Box and then click Disable Mouse Integration. You may also find it useful to click View followed by Switch to Scale Mode if you find the mouse acts erratically — you can switch back to regular mode by pressing the right Ctrl key and C at the same time.
Now you can see clearly a Welcom message which shows that your Andriod has install in pc.
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