Run Android Oreo on PC with Windows Dual Boot | 8.1 ISO Android x86 download

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Today In this video I am going to show you How to Install Android Oreo 8.1 on windows PC 7, 8.1, 10 dual boot 8.1 ISO Android x86 download.

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Can i install any Android Version on the Acer Switch 3? i heard people got problems with it.

kimluschnat

i am trying to dual boot, win 10 and android o
n a Toshiba Encore 2 and the sound is not working can u help?

blackknight

Windows option is not appearing in grub menu only showing
1. Android -x86 8.1-rc1
2. Android-x86 8.1-rc1 (DEBUG mode)
3. Advance options->
No. 4th is not available after installation

Python_Lover_Official

Please help me why if I install android 8.1 on a 25gb partition it only detects 4 gb of storage?

Jchoche

After power off it's losses the data what can I do please help me

officialstatus

Hi. When i click install it just show black box with none of command line visible. Why happen like this?

ShyuhaimiAhmad

Which partition we had to choose c drive or another

ashokmittal

Usb Blue won't search device or add device but it's still visible in phone..

Blowyourmind

My laptop not touch screen and it's already run to the windows 8, how to I install Android Oreo in my pc with any crash run in pc os

gokulrajgurusamy

Not showing grub bootloader. Windows boot. No option to select android

husnuddin

Kinda Of Detailed Explanation :
Download the Android Oreo ISO and download a burner to burn the ISO file into the USB drive (4GB recommended) so that rebooting the PC and going to fast-boot or some variant like that, then selecting the USB drive as the drive-to-boot-to, the Android x86 installer will show up giving you 3 or 2 options (Booting directly into OS or installing the Android system or just act like a scared chicken and exit the installer, if you want to test the OS then (for compatibility problems or just testing) you can select the 1st option, but if you are really want to go to the extra mile and install the OS completely on it then be careful cuz sometimes it doesn't dual boot (10% of people had this issue according to comments... Or 99% IDFC...) Also YOU NEED TO CREATE A PARTITION FOR THE ANDROID OS TO DUAL BOOT FROM, IF YOU DON'T DO THIS YOU WILL FORMAT THE WINDOWS SYSTEM
follow the steps and yeah you get the full experience of Android x86 Oreo (Yay...) Although there are some bugs with the OS that needs to be fixed but you can download the latest ISO version on their official website (If you don't like bugs of course)

TheRealBoringShyGuy