- Android apps will run better on Windows 11 with the March update.
- The update improves new performance options for graphics cards.
- It also brings stability improvements and fixes for external monitors and audio.
Microsoft’s Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) on Windows 11 is getting a new upgrade (number 2302.4000). The Windows Insider Program (Dev and Beta Channels) offers the update, which comes with a number of improvements and enhancements to help Android apps run better on Windows 11.
The statement on GitHub claims that the upgrade adds new features, such as graphics card performance choices, fixes for issues with external monitors and audio buffers, and security enhancements for Android 13.
March 2023 update changes
The WSA version 2302.4000 change list is as follows:
- Stability improvements to graphics card selection.
- Updates to the Windows Subsystem for Android Settings app to include performance options for graphics cards.
- Docking and undocking with external monitors issues fixed with the subsystem.
- Fixes apps with audio buffer issues.
- Android 13 security updates.
It should download and install the Windows Subsystem for Android update automatically. Nevertheless, you can always manually download it by tapping the Get updates option on the Library’s page in the Microsoft Store app. To install WSA on Windows 11, follow these steps.