VMs on Windows Machine

[JamieOlive]

Hello guys,

My question is a little weird. First i want to run my android device"OnePlus 3T" on my Windows 10 PC. Now i know that i might be able to do that with a tool but i want it to run as a seperate VM. More specifically I want to run android native apps, not the Windows ones, which is terrible. I even want ot run the iOS version of twitter which is way better experience than android on my PC, with just a key press switching between them.

 

I don't know much about VM's so a full step guide would be apreciated and free option as well as paid ones would be helpful.

 

Thank you for your time.

[Lord Nicoll]

2 minutes ago, JamieOlive said:

Hello guys,

My question is a little weird. First i want to run my android device"OnePlus 3T" on my Windows 10 PC. Now i know that i might be able to do that with a tool but i want it to run as a seperate VM. More specifically I want to run android native apps, not the Windows ones, which is terrible. I even want ot run the iOS version of twitter which is way better experience than android on my PC, with just a key press switching between them.

 

I don't know much about VM's so a full step guide would be apreciated and free option as well as paid ones would be helpful.

 

Thank you for your time.

Try Virtualbox, it's usually the best place for beginners 

[JamieOlive]

3 minutes ago, Lord Nicoll said:

 

5 minutes ago, JamieOlive said:

Hello guys,

My question is a little weird. First i want to run my android device"OnePlus 3T" on my Windows 10 PC. Now i know that i might be able to do that with a tool but i want it to run as a seperate VM. More specifically I want to run android native apps, not the Windows ones, which is terrible. I even want ot run the iOS version of twitter which is way better experience than android on my PC, with just a key press switching between them.

 

I don't know much about VM's so a full step guide would be apreciated and free option as well as paid ones would be helpful.

 

Thank you for your time.

Try Virtualbox, it's usually the best place for beginners 

 

Thank you, i will try it out. Is there any prefferable guides that you can guide me to, so i avoid stupid mistakes.???

[Lord Nicoll]

1 minute ago, JamieOlive said:

Thank you, i will try it out. Is there any prefferable guides that you can guide me to, so i avoid stupid mistakes.???

Virtual box is really easy to use if you follow guides, there's a ton. I use VM's in servers on operating systems entirely designed to host really fast VM's, I use VMware ESXi 6. For you, I know there are many guides about running android apps in an android VM, I remember from Pokemon Go.