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How to login to a NoxPlayer account
NoxPlayer (or former name Nox App Player, NAP, NOX) is one of the best Android emulators available on Windows. By installing and using NoxPlayer , computer users can easily use applications and games for the Android operating system without the need for a corresponding device.
These emulators have the same feature that they can be used on computers and can log into your Google account on emulators like on Android phones.
Sign in to your Google account in the NoxPlayer simulator
Step 1 : After downloading and installing NoxPlayer successfully, before going into use, we need to login your account. And here, the account required is the Google Account .
- Choose Existing to use, always login your Google account (if any)
- Or go to New and follow the instructions to create a new Nox account
Step 2 : Because Download.com.vn previously showed you how to create a NoxPlayer account , you should use the first method, which is to log in with an existing account.
At this time the interface will display as below. You enter personal information about the account in the corresponding fields and then click OK in the next message to confirm.
Step 3 : Click Next .
Because the writer has activated two-layer protection for his Google account , it will need one more operation to confirm the login of this account on the new device, and if you do not, not activated. This feature can be ignored.
Step 4 : Left click the Next icon (in the lower right corner of the screen).
Step 5 : Determine the form of payment, select No, Thanks to skip and continue.
Step 6: Finish logging in NoxPlayer account and the simulator will have the interface as below.
So we have just finished logging in to your NoxPlayer account, now you can comfortably go to CH Play and search and download applications and games in this and experience.
Video tutorial how to login to Nox
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