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# Using Android-x86-installer

This is an installer maintained by the community and compatible with our recovery mode in newer builds.
Download the .exe from https://github.com/Xtr126/Android-x86-installer/releases and double click to install it.

# Step 1 - Selecting a BlissOS .ISO file

Click on the icon to select a .ISO
Click on the icon to select a .ISO

# Step 2 - Installation directory and size of user data image

Drag the slider to adjust size
Drag the slider to adjust size

# Step 3 - Copying files and creating user data image

It may take a while depending on your machine
It may take a while depending on your machine

# Step 4 - Install GRUB Bootloader

Click on the button and wait for the User Account Control prompt from Windows.

If administrative rights were obtained, a command prompt should appear:

# Uninstalling Bliss

Right click on uninstall.bat in the installation directory and run as administrator.

Deleting GRUB files from the EFI system partition
Deleting GRUB files from the EFI system partition
Removing bcd entry for Android
Removing bcd entry for Android

# Linux

Ubuntu/Debian: Download the .deb file and run

sudo apt update
sudo apt install ./path/to/filename.deb

Fedora and RPM distros: Download the .RPM file and run

rpm -ivvh ./path/to/package_name.rpm

Arch Linux: Get it from the AUR

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/android-x86-installer-tauri-bin.git
cd android-x86-installer-tauri-bin
makepkg -si

Other distros: Download the .AppImage, grant it executable permission and double-click on it to run.

chmod a+x ./<path to AppImage>