How to Install Earlier Versions of Android in Bluestacks

Are you looking for a way to install earlier versions of Android on Bluestacks? If so, you're in luck. In January 2019, BlueStacks released a 64-bit version of their popular emulator via its early access program.

The new release runs on top of a 64-bit version of Android 7.1.2, which provides users with the option to experience earlier versions of Google's operating system directly within Bluestacks.

So why would you want to install an older version of Android? There are several reasons:

* You may be testing an app or game that is not compatible with newer versions of Android.

* You could be experiencing issues on a later version and need to revert back for troubleshooting purposes.

* Some users simply prefer the look, feel, and functionality of earlier versions.

Fortunately, installing older versions of Android in Bluestacks is relatively straightforward. Here's how:

1. First, make sure you have downloaded and installed BlueStacks 4 from their official website or through an early access program.

2. Once installed, open up your emulator and navigate to the Settings menu by clicking on the three horizontal lines icon at the top left corner of the screen.

3. From there, select 'System' followed by 'Advanced'.

4. Scroll down until you see a section labeled 'Android Version'. Clicking on this will allow you to choose from various Android versions, including older ones like 7.1.2.

That's it! By following these simple steps, you'll be able to install earlier versions of Android within Bluestacks and experience the look and feel of Google's operating system in a different way.

For any further questions or concerns about installing earlier versions of Android on Bluestacks, don't hesitate to reach out. Our team is always here to help answer all your queries related to BlueStacks functions such as Multi-instance Manager or Boss Key.

How to install earlier versions of android in bluestacks