How to change Windows Software PC to Android Software PC

It is not possible to directly change a Windows PC to run Android as its primary operating system.

However, you can install an Android emulator or a specialized Android-based OS on your PC to run Android apps.

Here are some methods;

1. Android Emulator: You can use an emulator like BlueStacks, NoxPlayer, or LDPlayer, which allows you to run Android apps on a Windows PC. These emulators simulate an Android environment within your existing Windows OS.
2. Android-based OS for PC: You can install a full Android-based operating system like Phoenix OS or Bliss OS. These are customized versions of Android designed for desktop and laptop use. You’ll need to install this OS separately, often as a dual boot, meaning your PC can run both Windows and Android OS.
3. Chrome OS with Android Apps: Another option is to install Chrome OS (such as Chromium OS), which has built-in support for Android apps. It’s not purely Android but integrates Android app support.

Switching to Android OS on a PC can be useful if you want to run Android apps natively, but it’s different from how Windows operates.

Each of these methods involves a bit of setup but can provide an Android-like experience on your PC.

Procedure to install Bliss OS on Windows PC

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to install Bliss OS on your Windows PC;

Requirements:

• A USB drive (at least 8 GB).
• Bliss OS ISO file (you can download it from the Bliss OS official website).
• Rufus or Etcher (used to create a bootable USB drive).
• Backup important data in case anything goes wrong.

Step 1: Download Bliss OS

1. Visit the Bliss OS website and download the latest Bliss OS ISO file for PCs.

Step 2: Download Rufus (or Etcher)

1. Go to the Rufus website and download the software. Rufus will help you create a bootable USB drive from the Bliss OS ISO file.

Step 3: Create a Bootable USB Drive

1. Plug in your USB drive into the computer.
2. Launch Rufus and select the USB drive you plugged in.
3. Under “Boot selection,” choose the Bliss OS ISO file you downloaded earlier.
4. Leave other options as default and click Start to create the bootable USB drive.
5. Rufus will format the USB, so make sure there’s nothing important on the drive.

Step 4: Boot from the USB Drive

1. Restart your PC and enter the BIOS/UEFI settings. To do this, press a specific key (like F2, F10, Del, or Esc) immediately when the computer starts. The key varies depending on the manufacturer.
2. In the BIOS menu, look for the Boot section.
3. Set the USB drive as the first boot device. Save the changes and exit the BIOS.

Step 5: Install Bliss OS

1. Your PC should now boot from the USB drive, displaying the Bliss OS boot menu.
2. Select “Live Mode” if you want to try Bliss OS without installing it.

• If you like the experience, you can restart and follow the steps below to install it permanently.

1. To install Bliss OS, select “Installation” from the boot menu.
2. Choose the partition where you want to install Bliss OS. You can either install it alongside Windows (dual boot) or overwrite Windows (this will delete all Windows data).
3. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the installation.

Step 6: Boot into Bliss OS

1. Once installed, reboot your PC.
2. If you installed Bliss OS alongside Windows, you will get a boot menu when your computer starts, allowing you to choose between Windows and Bliss OS.
3. Select Bliss OS to boot into Android and start using it.

Step 7: Configure Bliss OS

1. After booting, Bliss OS will guide you through the initial setup, similar to setting up a new Android device.
2. Once configured, you can start using Bliss OS to run Android apps on your PC.

Notes:

• Bliss OS is based on Android, so its functionality may vary depending on your PC’s hardware.
• Dual booting allows you to keep Windows and switch between it and Bliss OS. However, be cautious when modifying partitions as it could lead to data loss.

This process transforms your Windows PC into a device capable of running Android apps natively.