Meanwhile, the process of installing Android on your Windows tablet differs from device to device. Those that use ARM processors (such as the old Microsoft Surface RT) are incompatible.

I found this out while messing around with a softmodded Nintendo Wii and running DosBox on a Wii is really slow, and that's because the processor needs to be emulated on a PowerPC CPU, and that goes for all the permutations like setting it to 386 mode or 486 or pentium mode.Īlso while I'm on the Topic of the Nintendo Wii, there's a BOCHS for it too (at least as far as I'm concerned) (or was it QEMU? correct me if i'm wrong), so theoretically, you could do a slight permutation of this guide and make into 'Run Windows XP on Wii' or something like that, as it wouldn't take too much effort. Before proceeding, be aware that Android can only be installed on standard 32-bit or 64-bit Windows tablets. When you switch it on, you need to enter the boot menu using the dedicated shortcut. Connect the USB cable and your Android device to the computer. The PC should be switched off, to begin with. On your Android device, download Limbo PC emulator and Windows 7 ISO File from the website. Please note, I've seen android devices with x86 processors in them, and that would work a lot better as then the software doesn't even need to emulate the x86 architecture. Using a USB cable, you need to connect your Android device to the PC you want to install Windows on. OK, BIG WALL OF TEXT INBOUND! sorry in advance. Since this can be dome for windows XP, can you possibly follow the same steps and get windows 2000 or possibly 95 on Android?Īnd if so, can going old school make the preformance increase and have it be not as slow?

Installing windows on android tablet