How to use WSAPackagingTool to modify Android's Windows Subsystem?

How to modify the Windows Subsystem for Android installer using WSAPackagingTool

Anyone using Windows 11 (or even Windows 10) can run WSAPackagingTool because most of the dependencies are present in the toolset. However, the repackager module requires PowerShell 6.0 or higher, which can be installed from here.

1. Download the latest official installation package of Windows Subsystem for Android.
2. Download the latest version of WSAPackageTool directly from your browser.
   
   • Alternatively, if you have git installed, you can use git to clone the WSAPackageTool GitHub repository.
3. Unzip the WSAPackageTool ZIP file and extract the contents to a folder (for example, D:\WSAPackagingTool-master).
4. Copy the WSA MSIX bundle (with .msixbundle extension) to the above folder.
   
5. Drag the msixbundle file to start unpacking. You can also use the following command to decompress the file: unpack.cmd

   .\unpack.cmd <msixbundle>

   

6. After successful decompression, you can find the decompressed content in the newly created temporary folder.
   
7. Modify the decompressed WSA instance as needed. For example, you can now apply the WSA GApps script on the Windows Subsystem for Android installer.
8. After completion, run the file to start repackaging. repack.cmd
   
9. The repackaged installer will be placed in the "out" folder. Navigate there and run the file as administrator to install the modified msixbundle package. install.cmd
   
10. With the WSAPackagingTool, you have just prepared and installed a custom Windows subsystem for your Android instance, using the modules of your choice. Happy tinkering!

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