How to Run full version of Android Marshmallow on your PC without emulators

With Android running on almost 2 million devices, there are many users who want to extend the capability of having a similar experience of Android on their PC or laptop. Emulators like BlueStacks have helped PC users to download and install Android apps directly to their systems.

But, what if you could use Android like an everyday operating system on your PC or laptop without an emulator? What if you could breathe new life into your old computer with the Android Marshmallow? You can do that with Remix OS.

Remix OS is based on the native Android Marshmallow coding, but with a surprising twist. The OS allows you to run Android and its apps like a desktop OS. Meaning you can run multiple apps in the form of windows. You can continue using the mouse and keyboard for navigation across the OS, too.

Important note:
It is recommended that you install Remix OS on an older machine. The OS is updated regularly for bug fixes and is not devoid of issues. The community developers work to bring more stability with every update.

Step 1:
Heading over to Remix OS homepage , you will be greeted by an option to download the installation package.

Step 2:
Once you decide to download, you will need to ensure you download either the 32-bit or 64-bit version depending on your system configuration. The installer is available in standard download mode or using torrents (perfectly legal as the software is a free to use).

Step 3:
The package installer includes an image and an executable file. After opening the executable Remix OS installer, you need to mount the image file.

Once the installation is over (if you've installed it on the hard disk), a reboot prompt will be displayed. Proceed to restart your system to enable the changes to take effect.


Step 6:

Once your system reboots, you can choose to start Windows or Remix OS.



Step 7:

Once the Remix OS system loads, your final setup of the operating system welcomes you. Standard terms and conditions, language settings, Wi-Fi settings etc. As soon as the setup is complete, you're free to use the OS just like you would use a traditional Windows PC .