PCTricky

Nowadays, Smartphones are leading the market of Mobile phones and most of us are really familiar with Android. Yes...Android but because of its demand and popularity these High-end phones are quietly expensive. That's why I wanted to share this simple tricks I had also found in Symbianize website thread started by AmadeusGL.

I already tried this and it works perfectly and smoothly in my Samsung Netbook. If you want to know more about Android OS just google it. Now,here is thetutorial simply and short for you to run it easily and hassle free. :)

Let's Start...

1.First, Know the System Requirements:

A PC with :
1ghz Dual Core Processor
512mb RAM (1GB for Android 4.4 or higher OS)
GPU that supports OpenGL 2.0*
Other optional hardwares

(Note: This is not the final,this is just like my Netbook..so better try yours.)

2.Now..Prepare the following files to be downloaded before proceeding the next step.

*You need a flashdrive with atleast 512mb free space.
* -Choose your android version here.
-Latest is Android 4.4 Kitkat RC2, direct download here.
(Note : I highly recommended that you search for an Android Version that is specifically for your PC Unit or anything that match the description. See the website above.)
* Download UnetBootIn here.

3.Now..after downloading the necessary files we will do disk partitioning.(see instruction :))

Creating a new partition in Windows 7

a) To open the Disk Management tool, click Start

. In the Search field, typepartition . Then click Create and format hard disk partitions .

Search results for PartitionSearch results for Partition

The Disk Management tool opens and displays information about the data storage devices on the computer.

To create unallocated space on the drive, right-click the drive you want to partition. For most applications, select the C: drive.(or D: if you have)...Then click Shrink Volume...

b) Do not make any adjustments to the settings In the Shrink window. Click Shrink .

When the Shrink is complete, the new partition displays in the Disk Management utility as Unallocated space.

c) Right-click the new partition. In the menu that displays, click New Simple Volume.. .

d)The New Simple Volume Wizard displays. To continue, click Next .The Specify Volume Size window displays. Type in the volume size, or click Next to accept the default setting.