Update to Windows Subsystem for Android™ on Windows 11 (July 2023) | Windows Insider Blog

What’s New

  • Camera compatibility improvements.
  • Fullscreen mode with F11 now displays hover taskbar to improve mouse and touch experience.
  • Local networking (under Advanced settings – Experimental features) now replacing “Advanced networking”. Android apps can connect to devices on the same network, on all versions of Windows 11, respect Windows firewall rules, and work with VPNs.
  • Share user folders (under Advanced settings – Experimental features) now gives users the option to change their default shared folder.
  • The subsystem will now prompt if an app is trying to use a permission that the subsystem does not have.
  • The subsystem has switched from EROFS to EXT4 for read-only disks.
  • Fix for OneDrive folders not showing up in Android apps.
  • Support for drag and drop for more file types.
  • Improvements to picture-in-picture (new UI buttons when in PIP).
  • Partially running mode now enabled by default for devices with at least 16 GB of memory.
  • Stability fixes for Arm devices.
  • Linux kernel updated to 5.15.104.
  • Android 13 security updates.
  • ijeff@lemdro.idOPMEnglish
    52·
    1 year ago

    AFAIK if you’ve already installed Windows 11, you should be able to run Windows Subsystem for Android?

    • SJ0@lemmy.fbxl.netEnglish
      41·
      1 year ago

      Huh! They must’ve changed it. I recall that if you installed without TPM or SecureBoot, they’d cut off access to those features.

      You can install windows 11 without those features in a number of ways, I used rufus to create a boot USB that doesn’t check.

      • ijeff@lemdro.idOPMEnglish
        2·
        1 year ago

        It’s worth a try! I’d be curious to hear if it works for you.