The first thing that you will probably notice when looking at the screen above is that the lower portion of the screen displays a number of different emulator configurations. Upon doing so, you will be taken to the screen that is shown in the next image. You can launch the emulator by selecting the Microsoft Windows 10 Mobile Emulator option from the Windows Start menu. When the installation process completes, click Close.

Click Accept, followed by Install, and the installation process will begin. At this point, you are prompted to accept the license agreement.

Specify either Yes or No, and click Next. This screen asks if you want to participate in the Microsoft Customer Experience Program. Upon making your selection, click Next, and you will be taken to the Windows Kits Privacy screen. In either case, downloading the emulator requires roughly about 4.5 GB of disk space. As you can see in the image below, the installer gives you the option of deploying the emulator locally or of downloading the emulator for a later installation to a different computer. Upon launching the Emulator Setup executable, Windows will launch a utility that will help you to install the emulator. The download consists of a single file called EmulatorSetup.exe.

To get started, you will need to go to this Microsoft website and download the emulator. The images vary in size, but some are as small as half a gigabyte. You will also need to make sure that your computer has enough memory to host the emulator image. Although not technically a requirement, Microsoft strongly recommends that your computer be running the Windows 10 Anniversary Update or something newer. Specifically, you will need to be running a 64-bit professional edition of Windows, with Hyper-V enabled. Deployment processīefore you can install the emulator, you will need to make sure that your computer meets some prerequisites. Deploying the emulator is a simple process, and Microsoft offers numerous configuration options that you can use to make the emulator do whatever you needed to do. You might use the emulator to test how your organization’s mobile device management strategy will work on Windows mobile devices. However, the emulator can also be useful for Windows admins. This emulator is primarily designed to help developers test their applications for use on Windows mobile devices.

The Microsoft Emulator for Windows 10 Mobile may not be a well-known tool, but it is definitely useful.

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