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Install Android Using Windows

To install Android 4.4 KitKat on a Windows computer using VirtualBox, you will need the Oracle VirtualBox application and the Android 4.4 ISO image downloaded from Android-X86.org. The process involves running VirtualBox, creating a new virtual machine with the appropriate settings, selecting the Android 4.4 ISO image to install Android on the virtual hard drive, formatting and installing Android on the drive, and rebooting the virtual machine to launch Android 4.4.

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Install Android Using Windows

To install Android 4.4 KitKat on a Windows computer using VirtualBox, you will need the Oracle VirtualBox application and the Android 4.4 ISO image downloaded from Android-X86.org. The process involves running VirtualBox, creating a new virtual machine with the appropriate settings, selecting the Android 4.4 ISO image to install Android on the virtual hard drive, formatting and installing Android on the drive, and rebooting the virtual machine to launch Android 4.4.

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What you will need?

So heres what you will need for running Android 4.4 on a windows computer.
1.

Oracle VirtualBox

2.

Android 4.4 KitKat ISO image from Android-X86.org

How to Install Android 4.4 KitKat


on Windows using VirtualBox
Once you have downloaded both of the above prerequisites, you can install
VirtualBox on your PC and then follow the instructions below to install android
4.4 KitKat on windows.
Note: This guide can be too long for some, for a quicker guide, check out the
video guide at the bottom of this article.
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Step 1: Run Oracle VirtualBox.

Step 2: Click on the New button.

Step 3: Type in a name for the virtual box and select the settings as
shown below.

Step 4: Select a memory size.

Step 5: Select Create a virtual hard drive.

Step 6: Select VDI ( Virtualbox Disk Image ).

Step 7: Select Fixed size for storage space.

Step 8: Set the storage space for the VDI.

Step 9: Right click on Android 4.4 virtual machine and select Start.

Step 10: When the Virtual machine starts, it will prompt you to selectthe
Android 4.4 ISO image.

Step 11: Click on the small box icon and select the Android 4.4 ISO image
and then Click on the Start button.

Step 12: Select Install Android -X86 to harddisk.

Step 13: Select Create / modify partitions.

Step 14: Select New.

Step 15: Select Primary.

Step 16: Let the storage space be as it is and press enter.

Step 17: Select Write.

Step 18: Type Yes and then press enter.

Step 19: Select Quit and press enter.

Step 20: Select the Sda1 linux partition and select OK.

Step 21: Select ext3 filesystem.

Step 22: Select Yes and press enter to format Sda1 to ext3 filesystem.

Step 23: Select Yes when prompted to install the Grub bootloader.

Step 24: Select Yes to make System directory as read-write enabled.

Step 25: Select Reboot when Android 4.4 KitKat is successfullyinstalled.

Step 26: Select Devices > CD / DVD devices and deselect the android4.4
ISO image. ( IMPORTANT )

Step 27: Select Machine > Close and select Power of the machine and
click on OK.

Step 28: Right click on the Android 4.4 virtual machine and selectsStart.

Step 29: Select Android-x86 4.4-RC1 and press enter.

There you go Android 4.4 will start booting in the virtual machine. Enter all the
details required and you should be able to use Android 4.4 KitKat on your
windows PC. If you cant use your your mouse in the virtual machine, then you
should click on Machine > Disable Mouse Integration and then click on the
virtual machine.
Here are some screenshots of Android 4.4 KitKat running on a virtual machine
on my windows PC.

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