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How to run Windows on Android device?

KokodayoCN

I have some extra phones and I want to do something fun with them. I have already tried to run Ubuntu on one of my phone (but it was glitchy and stopped showing GUI very soon). This time I want to try Windows, since I heard someone successfully did that but did not explain how. Can anyone help me? thx

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Emulation with Limbo x86

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4 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Emulation with Limbo x86

It is very slow. I took me more than a day to install Windows XP on a galaxy note 8.

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18 minutes ago, Smith ZHOU said:

I have some extra phones and I want to do something fun with them. I have already tried to run Ubuntu on one of my phone (but it was glitchy and stopped showing GUI very soon). This time I want to try Windows, since I heard someone successfully did that but did not explain how. Can anyone help me? thx

You can run Linux on them via Andronix. And the Linux OS is very fast since it doesn't have to be emulated unlike Windows.

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40 minutes ago, WickedThunder86 said:

It is very slow. I took me more than a day to install Windows XP on a galaxy note 8.

Use React OS,which is an open source Windows based OS (I think it's based on Windows Server 2003 + WINE)

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30 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Emulation with Limbo x86

I tried Limbo x86, both on real machine and VMOS, but it just didn't work. Every time I opened it, it crashed immediately

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2 minutes ago, Smith ZHOU said:

I tried Limbo x86, both on real machine and VMOS, but it just didn't work. Every time I opened it, it crashed immediately

It depends on the settings and the OS you boot,

The settings i use:

 

Architecture: x64

Machine Type: pc

CPU Model: Default

CPU Cores: 4

RAM Memory: 840

Storage: None

Removable storage: CDROM

VGA Display: vmware

Sound Card: AC97

Network: User

Network Card: pcnet

DNS Server: 8.8.8.8

Boot from Device: Default

User Interface: SDL

Orientation: Landscape

Keyboard Layout: English

Fullscreen Checkbox: Checked

High Priority Checkbox: Checked

 

 

 

Operating system ISO i use:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/reactos/files/ReactOS/0.4.13/ReactOS-0.4.13-release-14-g2494cfc-iso.zip/download

 

It's basically Windows NT 5.2 with WINE binaries.

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I just tested and Mini XP works a lot better.

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15 hours ago, Smith ZHOU said:

I tried Limbo x86, both on real machine and VMOS, but it just didn't work. Every time I opened it, it crashed immediately

I managed to replicate the problem,Limbo is getting unstable when giving it too much RAM to use,

720mb is a safe amount of RAM to use with Limbo.

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