Windows 11 is capable of installing and running Android apps and games natively, without a third-party Android emulator required any more. However, this process is still a bit complicated for normal users, especially only apps in the Amazon AppStore are allowed to be installed by default. While many times the APP we want to install is not there, so tools like WSA PacMan came into being.

WSA PacMan (AKA: WSA Package Manager) is free and open-source Android package manager and installer for Windows 11. It's essentially a GUI package manager and package installer for Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA), which runs ADB commands in the background to install Android apps. Namely, it simplifies the process of installing and managing APK files on Windows 11. Instead, you just need to simply download and double-click on any APP file to install it on your computer, as easy as installing a normal Windows application.

WSA PacMan can install, upgrade or downgrade APK/XAPK file, shows app information (package name, icon, version and required permissions), and offers a way to manage all previous installations of Android apps and games, such as launching them, removing or revoking certain permissions. Besides, it also provides a button to open Android settings and one to open the "Manage Applications" Android settings page, from which you can uninstall or disable applications and grant or revoke permissions.

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System Requirements

  • Windows 10+

Prompts

  • To install and run Windows Subsystem for Android on Windows 10, you can use WSAPatch or WSABuilds.

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