OC Getting Google Apps into WSA

There is current no vetted way of doing point and click installations, however the simplest and most commonly recommended way is to use this repository, and it is fairly straightforward, though may be intimidating.

https://github.com/LSPosed/MagiskOnWSALocal

To use this, you require a linux distro to build it. You can install another useful tool called WSL, and the default settings will include all the dependencies needed to build this repository.

To install WSL: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install open up a Terminal in Administrator mode (which can be accessed by pressing the Windows key and typing "Terminal", then right clicking on it and select Run As Administrator) and type wsl --install, this will install the default distro Ubuntu. After installation, you'll need to set a username and password.

Then, type cd ~ which will move your location to the "Linux Home Folder", and then follow the rest of the guide at Text Guide. When running the script, it may ask you for the password you setup earlier.

When you get to the step that asks if you want to compress the output, choose no to avoid an extraction step if you are unfamiliar with linux.

When you get to the step to run Run.bat, this needs to be run in Windows and not Linux, in which case, you can do explorer.exe . (note the period after explorer) which opens up the familiar windows explorer ui, go into the output folder and move the folder here into your typical windows partition (for example C:/WSA), then run the Run.bat found in here. Then just click through the buttons like you'd normally do in installations.