How to Run Windows Apps on Android?

Assalam O Alaikum Here’s how to run Windows apps on Android so that you have the best of both worlds at your fingertips: an Android device that’s powerful and mobile enough to be useful anywhere and the flexibility to get work done with the powerful apps that only Windows can offer. First, you’ll need your Android device powered on. You’ll also need access to the Google Play Store. The Google Play Store is the marketplace where Android devices download apps from. Pick up your Android device and unlock it by putting in your passcode or entering your lock pattern. Once inside, find the app drawer and navigate to the Play Store. On the HTC One M7 this is done by tapping the button in the middle of the bottom shortcut bar. This is going to be particular to whatever version of Android your device is running and the maker of that device. Either way, you should be able to reach the Play Store from your device’s list of installed applications. Access to the Google Play Store is almost universal. Inside the Google Play Store you’ll be greeted by a showcase of apps. You’ll want to tap the search icon in the top right corner of your screen. It looks like a magnifying glass. Search for Parallels Access. SelectParallels Accessfrom the list of apps Tap Install. Tap Accept to give Parallels Access permission to do things on your device. Then wait for it to finish downloading and installing on your device. This can take a long time if you have a slower internet connection.