Next, make a a new folder called Remix OS on the Desktop and move the Remix OS zip file to it. Drag the folder to your Desktop for easy access. After it’s finished downloading, click the open folder option and you’ll get taken to its location.
Once you know which version of Remix OS to download, get it. Just look at System > System Type and there you’ll see whether you’re running a 32-bit or 64-bit computer system. You can also just hit Ctrl-Esc on your keyboard and type “msinfo” into the command box. Next, you’ll see a screen open on your display and it’ll tell you all the information needed to your computer system. If, you’re not sure whether your CPU is 32- or 64-bit, then, you can right click on the Windows start icon and select System. I was able to find one quickly.) Then, get the version appropriate for your computer. (Note that at the time of this writing, the download links for Remix on the Remix site were not functional you may need to Google around to find a working download. So, navigate to the Remix OS website and Click the Download Now button. The first thing you’re going to need is a downloaded copy of the current stable build of Remix OS for your PC. Now that I’ve explained why you want this operating system and have covered the prerequisites to install Remix OS, let’s move on to getting it installed on your computer. For this tutorial, I’ll be installing Remix onto a 32 gig bootable USB 3.0 flash drive that I got from Staples for about $15. It’s recommended that you have a USB 3.0 Flash Drive to install Remix OS on in order to get the best speed and experience out of the operating system. 8GB of free space on your hard drive (or USB drive).
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