LiveBoot into Android on your PC

How To LiveBoot into Android on your PC 

(And no, we are not talking about emulators. We are talking about live boot like any OS)


Let's Start

What will you need:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/
  • And a 4 GB (could work with 2 GB, but the more the better)

The Procedure:

  • Download an Android image (whichever you want one link is given above).

  • How to flash Android image to pendrive: 

    ⇒Rufus method- 

                →Open Rufus.
                →Select your Drive.
                →Leave the Partition Scheme to default.
                →File system - NTFS.
                →Name the Volume as you want.
                →There will be a small drive like button, press that and select the android iso image
                     you downloaded.
                →Now click on START button.
                →Rufus will ask you to format the drive, do it.
                →When the procedure is done, Rufus will say READY.
                →You can close rufus and eject the drive.

        ⇒Win32 Disk Imager method-

               →Press the little folder icon to insert the Android iso image.
               →Select the drive.
               →Click on WRITE. 
               →When the procedure is done, you can close Win32 Disk Imager and eject the drive.

  • How to live boot: 

              →Shut down the PC.
              →Insert pendrive in which you flashed Android iso image.
              →Turn on the PC. As soon as it starts press F12 (or whatever key is dedicated for your 
                  PC) to open boot menu. 
              →Click on the drive (If you used Rufus, volume name would be there). 
              →Android logo will apear, choose the first option to use Android in liveBoot mode.

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