Bluestacks android emulator has now finally arrived to Windows 8 (no RT Version currently available), and works like an absolute charm on Windows 8 PCs, notebooks and ultrabooks alike. BlueStacks for Windows 8 supports an elegant interface and runs in full screen mode by default. The application is also fully optimized for the 1920 x 1080 HD
But I would like this to be bootable off of my microsd card or a partition on the windows drive, as far as I can tell this cannot be done with out a keyboard attachment for the tablet, that isnt a problem but I also need the USB plugged in at the same time!
In order for the app to work, users with a Samsung phone must be running Android 11.0 or above, which essentially means flagship Samsung phones released since August 2019 (Note 10 and above), and

Bluestacks 5 runs Android 7.1.2 Nougat by default. It’s an older version of Android, but it should still run most apps and games. However, you do have a few other options.

When you use the Windows Subsystem to run Android Apps on a Windows 11 or Windows 10 personal computer, there is a possibility that the apps will become unusable or crash entirely. If you’re having trouble, check the following: Restart the Computer or WSA. First Restart your computer, To restart the Windows Subsystem for Android only,
Once that is done, go back to the TWRP home screen and select Install. Then navigate to the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM and select it. Perform a right swipe to flash this file. When that is done, again head over to Install and this time flash the GApps package (optional). You may now reboot your device to the Android OS.
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