Windows 11 started supporting Android apps through Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) in 2021, enabling users to access a wide range of Android apps, particularly from Amazon Appstore, through a collaboration between Amazon and Microsoft. However, Microsoft announced that this service will be terminated next year.
WSA will no longer be supported on Windows 11 starting in March 2025.
Microsoft has announced that it will end support for WSA, meaning that users will no longer be able to access Amazon Appstore or Android apps on Windows 11 after March 5, 2025.
WSA faced challenges from the start due to its inability to access the Google Play Store, leading many users to seek alternative methods for accessing their preferred apps on Windows 11.
Even if Microsoft no longer provides official support for WSA, you can continue to access Android applications on Windows 11 through alternative methods such as Waydroid and BlueStacks.
Microsoft is continuing efforts to enhance connectivity between Android and Windows devices. They have recently introduced a feature allowing Android users to utilize their phone cameras as webcams on Windows 11.
Before you depart…
If you’re interested in exploring alternative ways to run Android apps on Windows 11, check out our list of five emulators available for use. Additionally, you can view our guide on mirroring your phone screen on your computer.
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