I want to Play APK files in my Windows 11 Without any external Software. is it possible?

You can run actual Google play games you know

Download googleplay games for windows direct from google

Bluestacks is meant for developers not gaming

You could run android if you downloaded the subsystem but with Google play games for android it made it useless not to mention fixed a lot of compatibility issues that the subsystem had

no you cannot,

However bus simulator is available for both Xbox and PC

Having just checked the website myself, all the games are apk files, which are android only, so they will not work on a Windows phone.

You will need to reinstall the windows files.

Windows 10:

Download the Windows ISO from this website.

http://aka.ms/DownloadW10ISO

First download the ISO

Open the ISO image tool, inside there will be a file called SETUP.exe, select update, download it from the cloud and choose "keep game and apps"

It's quite simple, this will update your files, without losing anything.

Windows 11

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-downlo...

First download the ISO

Open the ISO image tool, inside there will be a file called SETUP.exe, select upgrade, download it from the cloud and choose "keep game and apps"

It's quite simple, this will update your files, without losing anything.

Windows 11 beta channel might be refusing to play nicely with your drive selection. My dad (I havent had the guts to upgrade to Windows 11 on my any computers) upgraded to Windows 11, and some things work, some things wont.

Further, I have never had any issues switching drives when installing games. In fact, on my Surface Pro, I have managed to install and play many games on an external drive and memory card. So, the Xbox app is pretty solid when it comes to supporting multiple drives, even external ones.

So, ultimately, putting one and two together, I would say, you took a risk by upgrading to Windows 11 beta channel. This is perhaps, one of its effects. You could wait for Windows 11 updates to fix these issues. Or, go back to Windows 10 where things will work as expected.