LeTs EnJoY wItH uR nEw Os Insatlling of Android in Laptops or Systems Requirements: *.Android x86 ISO (please downloadthe most appropriate version) *.USB Flash drive (you may use a bootable CD/DVD as well) *.Free hard disk space on the computer/laptop that you want to install Android on: *.For Froyo – ICS, 2GB *.For Jelly Bean 4.2 and 4.3, 8GB *.For KitKat 4.4.2, 10GB *.UNetbootin (for creating bootable USB thumb drive) Procedure: Step 1: Download the version of Android-x86 ISO that’s appropriate for your hardware, and UNetbootin. Step 2: Create a bootable USB drive using UNetbootin and the ISO image that you downloaded earlier. Step 3: Reboot your computer using the USB drive as the source. You might need to change a couple of settings under your system’s BIOS to do that, although most modern systems already default to USB drive if it’s available. Step 4: In the menu that appears, chooseInstall Android x86 to hard disk. Step 5: Choose which partition to install Android x86 on. If you’re using a new partition for that, it’s better to format it at this point. Step 6: A few prompts will appear pertaining to installation ofGRUB Bootloader. Make sure you allow this. Step 7: Now, another prompt will ask you to make system /r/w. HitYeson this as well, especially if you’d like to modify your Android x86 installation later. Step 8: If you’re installing ICS or earlier, you will get another prompt to install virtual SD card. Use 1800 MB for space, as that’s the maximum supported. Step 9: Reboot your PC. Be sMiLe
Posted on: Wed, 24 Dec 2014 16:37:03 +0000
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