#HEART PRO 3 ANDROID INSTALL#
I'm making this post as I have done my nut the last several days trying to install and boot android x86 onto a Surface Pro 3 that also runs the preinstalled windows 8.1. I have often used forums and discussion boards to find solutions to problems but after a hundred + websites searches and countless forum posts gobbling up something like 36 solid work hours over the last week I found no information on what I eventually discovered the solution to be. So this seems like an appropriate place to make a contribution to the community. May it save someone pulling out their precious hair strands. The Wear OS 3 update has plenty of improved, redesigned apps over the last couple of years. To install android-x86-5.1-rc1 onto my Surface Pro 3 to run a particular app that requires bluetooth connectivity. Knowing which Wear OS apps are best to download is the key to getting the most out of your smartwatch. (I found no virtual machines or emulators that had bluetooth working) #HEART PRO 3 ANDROID INSTALL# I will list the problems and solutions as I ran into them. If you are going to follow this as a tutorial get " Reflect ". NOW (I mean like right now) and make a Reflect boot usb and use Reflect to make an image of your hard drive. 1 key stroke is all it takes to say yes to formatting the wrong partition that turns your $1100+ worth of beloved Surface Pro 3 (i3) into a belovedly painful paper weight. There are two file versions for download on for android x86.
The Surface Pro 3 as it turns out is a EIF machine. That is it uses UEFI instead of BIOS to start the computer. The Surface Pro 3 needs android-x86_ burnt to a usb using Rufus. Img file sets all relevant setting, partition type etc.
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