[killerxcalibur]

Better you make dual boot with bliss os, bliss os is android os for pc, in my opinion this os the best for running android apps/games on PC.

[acyber]

Can't you use WSA? Install amazon appstore from windows store, then from here if you search "android" you'll get android subsystem as app.
You can install app from the store or by sieloading them with adb sideload.
There are a lot of guides for the sideload in WSA (even if is really easy).

[cutty]

Can anyone suggest an emulator or software to install apk files. Mainly to test android application on a PC.

Gennymotion is another way to do this.

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[eix333]

Well for windows you can use
https://github.com/Paving-Base/APK-Installer
Its also opensource and written on C#

[blackboar]

Can anyone suggest an emulator or software to install apk files. Mainly to test android application on a PC.

Well if you're using a Chromebook, you can just install Google Play and then install the app.

If you're using a Linux, PC or Mac, the most obvious install is to install the Android app which includes an emulator of a generic Android phone. And that should work.

Probably other ways, but that's just off the top of my head.

[rimuru]

Noxplayer is what you need

[moleq]

another vote for bluestacks. or install an android studio and select a few emulators with it

[michaelyoung]

For testing Android apps on PC, two options reign supreme: ARC Welder, a Chrome extension offering lightweight app testing without full emulation, and Android emulators, like Bluestacks or NoxPlayer, providing a complete virtual Android environment. Choose ARC Welder for quick app checks, and emulators for in-depth testing or resource-intensive apps.

[TheBanano21]

Just use adb. You can set up an Android VM with any of the popular tools, Android Studio is an easy choice.

[UnkownAnonymousGuest]

How about bluestacks? it's an android emulator used to run in desktop, not sure if it supports on macOS or linux

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