Installing APK files for emulators is the way that many people choose to add applications and games to their emulators. One of the most popular and used emulators today is Windroy (or Windroye emulator). Not only is one of the most popular Android emulation software on the computer, but Windroy is also really outstanding and is one of the few computer emulators with the most compact installer.
If not counting BlueStacks and Droid4X , Windroy is really a formidable opponent compared to other names ( Genymotion , Nox App Player or SnapPea ... However, in the process of using this emulator, not always We can also find the apps and games we need from the Google Play store, and the best option is the APK files.
Step 1: After installing Windroy , you launch this emulator on your computer. From the main interface of the emulator, click the box icon below ( Install APK ).
Step 2 : A Windows window appears, navigate to the location where the APK file is stored on the computer and left-click it, select Open .
At this time, the interface of Windroy will appear a message line as below. You wait for the process to complete, the application will be installed on Windroy.
Or another way we can apply to install the APK file for Windroy, that is:
Step 1: Open the computer and navigate to the location of the * .apk file to install. Right-click on the file and select Open with ...
Step 2 : A new window appears, if there is an icon of Windroy then you click on it. If not (as shown below), click Browse ...
Step 3 : Another Windows window appears, find and select the icon of Windroy and Open.
Choose to use the Windroy emulator
Step 4 : Select finished we will be back to the first window, continue to select Windroy and click OK to use this simulator.
Then the interface will be the same as above and we just need to wait until the process is complete to be usable. After performing this operation for the first time, from the next time, you just need to right-click on that apk file to use always.
I wish you successful implementation!
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