In theory - it will be generated from your likes, follows, and such on Instagram. Try it for yourself and see what your feed is like. They are not the most straightforward methods, but I’m sure we will see more straightforward methods very soon with an official desktop app from Meta. So, here you have two ways to access Threads on PC. Graphics: Intel/Nvidia/ATI, Onboard or Discrete GPU with benchmark score >= 750.Processor: Intel or AMD Multi-Core Processor with Single Thread benchmark score > 1000.Allow it to download and install the app. Open the Google Play Store in BlueStacks.You do need a Google account to log in and be able to use the Google Play Store.ĭownload BlueStacks, then follow these quick and easy steps to install Threads: I’m going to go over the steps for a Windows device, but it’s also available for Mac. (Image credit: Microsoft) Steps for how to set up Threads on BlueStacksīlueStacks is an Android Emulator that mimics the function of an Android device. Install and run Windows Subsystem for Android Once you've followed that guide, return here for setting up Threads. This will explain how to install and set up both those applications. We have a full tutorial on how to get started with Android apps in Windows 11. Microsoft Store app: Version 22110.1402.6.0 or higher.įor this process you will need to use the Amazon Appstore and Windows Subsystem for Android.Processor: Intel Core i3 8th Gen, AMD Ryzen 3000, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8c, or better.(we will do this step below - specifically for Threads) Download, install, and set up your desired Android programs or apps.Download Amazon Appstore from the Microsoft Store, open the WSA from All apps, and any necessary additional software (dependent on the exact functions you want to perform on Android).Change the necessary settings to enable and facilitate virtualization on your device.
You can also visit what seems like a placeholder-like website for Threads, and access specific accounts’ Threads feeds via a link, though you can
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