Microsoft Killed WSA — Here's How to Run Android on PC Now (2026)

Microsoft Killed WSA — Here's How to Run Android on PC Now (2026) Learn how to install Google Play Store and run Android apps natively on Windows 11 and Windows 10 using the latest Windows Subsystem for Android (WSABuilds with GApps & Magisk)! Even though Microsoft officially discontinued native WSA support, this updated method allows you to sideload WSA with Google Play Services pre-installed and run your favorite mobile apps and games seamlessly. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction: Running Android & Play Store on Windows 00:33 - Step 1: Finding the Latest WSABuilds (GApps / Magisk) on GitHub 01:20 - Step 2: Choosing the Right Stable Build for Windows 11 (x64) 02:08 - Step 3: Enabling Virtual Machine Platform in Windows Features 02:40 - Step 4: Extracting the 7z WSA Package 03:35 - Step 5: Running the Installation Script (Run.bat & PowerShell) 04:55 - Step 6: Initialising Windows Subsystem for Android 05:50 - Step 7: Launching Google Play Store & Signing In 07:10 - Step 8: Installing and Testing an Android App/Game 08:05 - Final Thoughts & VirtualFix Tech Support ⚠️ NEED COMPUTER REPAIRS OR IT ASSISTANCE? VirtualFix provides expert onsite computer repairs across Sydney and remote IT support Australia-wide. 🌐 Website: https://virtualfix.com.au "Even geniuses google us!" 👍 If this tutorial helped you get the Play Store working, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and leave a comment below! #Windows11 #AndroidOnWindows #GooglePlayStore #WSA #WSABuilds #Windows10 #VirtualFix #AndroidAppsPC #TechTutorial ▼ CONTENT DISCLAIMER ▼ This video is created solely for educational and entertainment purposes; please do not misuse the information provided. Any instructions, visual or verbal, followed in this video are at your own risk. We will not be held responsible for any loss or damage incurred. Due to the nature of this channel, videos may contain content copyrighted by another entity or individual. The channel owner claims no copyright over such material and cannot be held liable for third-party content. The broadcaster acts merely as a distributor and sharer of information and, while striving to verify details, cannot guarantee the copyright status or complete accuracy of all materials presented. If you have an issue or believe your copyrighted material is being used without proper authorisation, PLEASE CONTACT US DIRECTLY BEFORE FILING A COPYRIGHT CLAIM. Any potential infringement is unintentional and will be promptly resolved to all parties' satisfaction.