So after a lot of searching I did it this way-ĭownload APK file (800+ Mb) from APKPure and install but don't open it. Size of fresh installation is approx 11 Gb in size it would waste a lot of data. I moved almost all the phone data to POCO X3 Pro with Mi Mover.įor some weird reason when I transferred Genshin Impact APK (Since it wasn't already transferred) it wouldn't install. Thank you for choosing LDPlayer and we hope you enjoy using it.So I upgraded to POCO X3 Pro from Poco F1. Hopefully this tutorial can help you install the apk with obb file in LDPlayer without any issues. First you need to refer to this guide to learn how to form a XAPK file on your PC.Ģ. After you form a XAPK file, check this tutorial to install the XAPK file on LDPlayer. To put it simple, you just need to combine your APK and OBB files into XAPK file. XAPK is another Android application package format and it can be installed in LDPlayer by simply dragging the file into the instance.ġ. If you think method one is a little bit uneasy for you to follow, you can try this alternative method. Go back to the home screen of LDPlayer and click the app icon to start it Finally, click ︙(in the top right corner) > Copy selection hereĥ. After that, check the check box of the OBB file and go back to the folder that was created by you a few seconds ago. (Directly drag the OBB file into LDPlayer. Copy the downloaded OBB file (an OBB file or two OBB files) to the folder you just created. (If you don't know what its package name is, install an app named Package Name Viewer on LDPlayer to get its package name)Ĥ.
Change the name New folder to the package name of this game. On the home screen of LDPlayer, click System Apps > File Manager > Android > obb > ︙(in the top right corner) > New folderģ. Directly drag the APK file into LDPlayer instance to finish the basic installation of the app. (Don't start the app after installation)Ģ.
We will show you two methods to install APK with obb data file on LDPlayer.ġ. You need to install the APK file first in LDPlayer and move the obb file next to the right folder of your emulator storage. Usually, an obb file is an expansion file used by some Android apps and it contains data not stored in the application's main package (APK file), such as graphics, media files, and other large program assets. If you download the apk with extra obb file on your PC outside of emulator, and want to install them in LDPlayer, this guide will acquaint you with all the steps you need to know. While using Android emulator on PC, not all users download their apps from Google Play Store inside the emulator.
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