Microsoft has ended support for Windows Subsystem for Android, and it hurts everyone who loves running Android apps natively on Windows PCs.

Microsoft has confirmed it is testing a way to resume the use of an active Android app on your Windows 11 PCs.

Windows 11 tests new feature for resuming Android apps on your PC The first app to support this new phone-to-PC feature is Spotify.

Some programs and apps automatically running in the background of Windows 10 and 11 machines don't actually need to be on if you don't use them.

An upcoming update to Prism emulation on Windows 11 will add support for several extensions used by popular apps.

The official way to run Android apps natively on Windows 11 was by using the Amazon Appstore, but you won't find many names there. Instead, I sideloaded APKs on my PC.