Download And Install Google Authenticator On Windows 10, 8, 7, Mac
Download And Install Google Authenticator On Windows 10, 8, 7, Mac
In order to make it work, you are going to need a tool to download and run the Google Authenticator on your PC, and this tool is the emulator.
A lot of emulator programs are available online, but in our opinion. The best one for the Google Authenticator app is the Nox App Player and BlueStacks; thus, we will suggest that you use any of the following to install it.
Before you proceed, make sure that your desktop computer or laptop has the following minimum requirements:
- First, your computer must have at least a dual-core processor. If your processor has more than two cores, running it will be a piece of cake.
- The next one is the RAM. Based on the website of Nox Player and BlueStacks, they require at least 2 GB.
- After that, you may also need to consider checking your hard drive space. Have at least a 20 GB or more space to download and install both Google Authenticator app and an emulator program.
- See if your computer has already installed both .Net framework and Visual C++ Redistributable. If not, you can go to the website of Microsoft and download then install it. If you use a macOS, you don’t need to install it.
- Now, check if your drivers of GPU are installed or updated. If not, get the latest package from the manufacturer of your card. It will also install the DirectX and OpenGL once you updated it.
- You may need to turn on the virtualization if you want a more comfortable and responsive emulator. It can be found in the settings of your BIOS, but be careful when modifying it because it can cause problems if you set an incorrect value.
