Please know that their are only 3 ways to run android Apps on your PC: 1. Installing an Android Emulator 2.Dual Booting 3.Installing Phoenix OS. 

• Step 1: first thing first, you need to download an android emulator that can work perfectly on your PC.
• Step 2: the next step is to install the android emulator on your PC
• Step 3: Launch the install the android emulator and choose the storage location for app and data files.
• Step 4: Enter your Google account credentials and other details that are required of you. Tho, not all emulator will ask for that. Log into the Google Play Store, download the android application that you need.

1. Android Studio/Virtual Device

Android Studio is the default development console (integrated development environment, or IDE) for Android. It comes with a bunch of tools to help developers make apps and games specifically for Android. As it turns out, there is also a built-in emulator that you can use to test out your app or game. The setup is rather complicated, so it won’t appeal to everyone, but it is the fastest and most feature-rich option on this list. You can run vanilla Android, download apps from the Google Play Store as you usually would, add custom launchers and keyboards, and emulate any size or form-factor device. You can even try out foldable devices!

Price: Free

DOWNLOAD FROM ANDROID DEVELOPERS WEBSITE!

ARChon
Price: Free

ARChon isn’t a traditional emulator. You install it as a Google Chrome extension. It then gives Chrome the ability to run Android apps and games (albeit with limited support). It’s not an easy emulator to get running. You’ll have to install the thing to Chrome. From there, you have to obtain APKs and load them in. As an added rub, you may need to use a tool to change the APK to make it compatible. There are a lot more steps to make this work than most other Android emulators for PC. On the plus side, though, it works with any operating system that can run an instance of Chrome (Mac OS, Linux, Windows, etc.). We linked to the official GitHub, where you can find detailed instructions for its use.
DOWNLOAD FROM GITHUB!

Bliss OS
Price: Free / Optional donations

Bliss is something a little bit different. It works as an Android emulator for PC via a virtual machine. However, it can also flat run on your computer through a USB stick. The boot-from-USB option is a power user option and not recommended for less extreme use cases. As a VM install, the process is easy but tedious if you’ve never made your virtual machine before. The USB installation method is even more complicated, but it lets your computer run Android natively from the boot. That makes Bliss a super unique emulator if you can make it through the steps to the end. Of course, it only really runs well if your system is compatible, so be prepared with a backup of your current operating system. The system runs Android Oreo, which’s among the newer versions of Android offered on an emulator. You can also find more info about this on its XDA-Developers thread here.
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Bluestacks
Price: Free / $2 per month

Bluestacks is the most mainstream of all Android emulators. There are several reasons for that. For starters, it’s compatible with Windows and Mac. It was also one of the first that worked well that still gets regular updates. The emulator targets mobile gamers. There is a stigma with Bluestacks because it can feel a little bloated at times. Bluestacks 4 (launched in 2018) aimed to fix that with mixed results. It also includes key-mapping and settings for many games installed. That should help make things much more comfortable. It’s one of the heaviest emulators on the list. However, it also has the most features for better or for worse. Bluestacks also made the MSI App Player, another excellent emulator that some belief works better than vanilla Bluestacks. You can try either one; they are both by Bluestacks.
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GameLoop
Price: Free

GameLoop, formerly known as Tencent Gaming Buddy, is an Android emulator for gamers. It’s good enough that Tencent calls it the official emulator for its games, including Call of Duty: Mobile and PUBG Mobile. Of course, it features other games aside from Tencent’s, although its collection isn’t as big as it could be. The emulator was downloaded and installed OK, and the games we tested ran just fine. This one is not good for productivity or developmental testing. However, suppose you have an itch for mobile FPS gaming along with some titles. In that case, this is a fairly decent gaming emulator, and it boasts a good collection of newer titles. Plus, the keyboard controls and performance is adequate.
DOWNLOAD FROM GAMELOOP!

Genymotion
Price: Free with paid options

This Android emulator is mostly for developers. It lets you test your apps on a variety of devices without owning them. You can configure the emulator for various devices with various versions of Android to help suit your needs. For instance, you can run a Nexus One with Android 4.2 or a Nexus 6 with Android 6.0. You can easily switch between virtual devices at will. It’s not great for consumer uses, but Genymotion does offer its services for free for personal use. It’s most useful feature is its availability on both your desktop computer and the cloud. Those without powerful computers can make Genymotion’s servers do all the work for them.
DOWNLOAD FROM GENYMOTION!

MEmu
Price: Free / $2.99 per month / $29.98 per year

MEmu is another of the up and coming Android emulators that seem to do quite well with gamers. One of its most prominent features is support for both AMD and Intel chipsets. Most work on AMD processors, but it’s nice to see developers specifically pay attention to AMD’s platform. Additionally, it supports Android Jelly Bean, Kit Kat, and Lollipop. You can even run multiple instances at once for multiple games or testing features. It aims itself at gamers like Bluestacks and similar emulators, but it’s usable as a productivity tool. The premium version runs for $2.99 per month, and it disables ads, adds more customization options, and enables premium support options. The emulator gets updates on a fairly frequent basis. You can check out the latest releases here if you want to see the latest from this one.
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Memu Play 7 android emulator for PC

Memu has recorded 100M+ Downloads Worldwide, which level it up to the most popular Android Emulator for Windows PC. Powerful Android Emulator to Enjoy Ultimate Mobile Gaming Experience on PC. Packed in OutStanding Performance to Freely play any Android game on PCs with Stunning Graphics Enhanced OpenGL and DirectX 3D rendering effects, offering more stunning images on larger screens. The exciting part is that this emulator is compatible with Intel, Nvidia, and AMD powered Windows.

MEmu can play high-end games on any PC that meets up with the minimum system requirement for the MEmu Players to work smoothly. Enjoy the fastest gameplay and extreme frame rates with MEmu. Memu contact4 gameMemu running contact4. SmartControls: MEmu allows perfect mouse controls & high keyboard mapping customization making it easy, simple, and convenient for mobile gaming control needs. Multiple Instances: Easy to run multiple accounts for the same game or play various games on different instances simultaneously.

NetEase MuMu Player
Price: Free

NetEase is another gaming emulator with most of the same features as its competitors. NetEase emulator runs Android 6.0, a bit older than some competitors. That said, it has a decent boot time and enough features to warrant consideration. We didn’t have any outstanding issues using it, but it ran well, and we were able to download all the games we wanted to test. MeMU, Bluestacks, and GameLoop surpassed it in terms of features, and all three of those get regular updates. However, if none of those work, this one probably will.
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Nox
Price: Free

Nox is another Android emulator for PC gamers. That includes the usual stuff like key-mapping with your keyboard, reliable controller support, and even the ability to key-map gesture controls. For instance, you can assign the function to swipe right to an arrow key and use that in a game without actual hardware controller support. It’s a lot of fun and seems to work rather well most of the time. It’s also entirely free and in active development. The demo video below is rather old, and it ran better than that on my laptop.
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Phoenix OS
Price: Free

Phoenix OS is one of the newer Android emulators for PC. Like most these days, it boasts a gamer experience. However, it also boasts a desktop-like experience, so it works pretty well for productivity as well. It has Google Play Services, although updating those services can be a bit of a pain sometimes. That means you get every app and game in the Google Play Store. Phoenix OS also runs Android 7.1, which is relatively modern for an Android emulator. You can download the emulator from its official website, and its forums are housed on XDA-Developers.
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PrimeOS
Price: Free

PrimeOS is a standout in the Android emulator space. It’s not an emulator. You install this as a partition on your computer, and it boots up running native Android. It’s a gamer-focused Android experience, although you can use this for productivity if you want to. PrimeOS includes a gaming center, support for mouse and keyboard, and access to most Android apps and games. It almost runs like ChromeOS minus all the Chrome parts. You can multitask, watch video content, or play games as you choose. We haven’t tested this one in-depth yet as it is new in 2019 from an Indian start-up. We’d update the article if we noticed anything peculiar about it.
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Remix OS Player
Price: Free

Remix OS Player by Jide is one of the newer Android emulators for PC (comparatively speaking). It runs Android Marshmallow, which’s still relatively new compared to many others on the list. The installation process is pretty simple, and using it also reasonably straightforward. It caters mostly to gamers. There are a few gamer specific features along with a customizable toolbar. It boasts features like running multiple games at once. That said, it’s a reasonably clean emulator, so it’s still entirely usable as a productivity tool. The site seems to be down, and we’re relatively sure Remix OS Player isn’t in active development anymore. It should be okay for another year or two before it starts to feel old. We’ll replace it when we find an excellent 15th option.
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Xamarin
Price: Free / Enterprise options

Xamarin is an IDE similar to Android Studio. The difference is that it can plug into Microsoft Visual Studio for an even larger development environment (for better or for worse). Like the Android Studio, this comes with a built-in emulator for app or game testing. In case it wasn’t readily apparent, we only recommend this one to developers. The setup is too tedious for regular consumption use. Xamarin’s emulator is not as powerful as something like Genymotion, but it’ll get the job done if you intend on using this, and it’s also configurable for your needs. It’s free for personal use. Companies and larger teams may have to negotiate a payment plan.
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Build your own
Price: Free (usually)

As it turns out, you can build your emulator. Here’s how it works in a nutshell. You need to download VirtualBox (linked above). You then have to download an image from Android-x86.org. From there, it’s just a matter of finding one of the many guides online and following the steps. This is easily one of the more complicated methods, but still not quite as tedious or difficult as setting up a whole IDE like Android Studio or Xamarin. We don’t recommend you try without a tutorial and a little prior knowledge. It won’t work well, it’ll be buggy, and unless you’re a coder, it’ll be challenging to fix. Still, it’ll be yours to customize as you please, and who knows, maybe you’ll make and release an emulator that’ll adorn this list someday.

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MEmu

iMemu

iMemu has recorded 100M+ Downloads Worldwide which level it up to most popular Android Emulator for Windows PC. Powerful Android Emulator to Enjoy Ultimate Mobile Gaming Experience on PC. Packed in OutStanding Performance to Freely play any Android game on PC couple with Stunning Graphics Enhanced OpenGL and DirectX 3D rendering effects, offering more stunning images on larger screens. The interesting part is that this emulator is compatible with Intel, Nvidia, and AMD powered Windows.

MEmu is capable of playing high-end games on any PC that meets up with the minimum system requirement for the MEmu Players to work smoothly. Enjoy the fastest gameplay and extreme frame rates with MEmu. Memu contact4 gameMemu running contact4

SmartControls: MEmu allows perfect mouse controls & high keyboard mapping customization making it easy, simple, and convenient for mobile gaming control needs. Multiple Instances: Easy to run multiple accounts for the same game or play multiple games on different instances simultaneously.

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BlueStacks

BlueStacks is the name that you may have heard when talking about Android Emulator. It is one of the best known Android emulators that you can get for free and get it running as soon as you download and install it. It is fully compatible with Windows and macOS devices and it runs almost all of the Android games and apps.

BlueStacks is relatively easy to set up as compared to other emulators. Once you download and install it, you can get it running almost instantly. It is designed for gaming especially and it has a special keymapping feature through which you can set the keys for each game separately.

Nox Player

Nox Player is another great choice for an Android emulator that is not comparatively lightweight but also fast and quick. It works perfectly on Windows PC and you cannot go wrong with Nox Player. Most of the Android emulators are pretty heavy and they can cause your PC to stutter or slow down but with Nox Player, you can easily enjoy Android games and apps without any problem.

It is compatible with many games and apps and has a huge demand as an Android Emulator for PC. It is fast, quick, does not lag and also has a whole lot of other features included too.

Genymotion

Genymotion is another Android emulator that you should try out. It works well with most of the Android apps and games and being on the latest version of the Android, it is compatible with most of the latest apps and games. The emulator does have some bugs and issues but they are fixable. It is compatible with Android Studio too and also has a good looking interface. You will enjoy your time on Genymotion.