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Short answer: &nbsp;You can't.<br />
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Long answer: &nbsp;Possibly using an emulator such as DOSBox. &nbsp;However you don't specify what applications you want to run. &nbsp;Using DOSBox old Windows 3.1 and Windows 9.x (95, 98, ME) can be installed plus apps. &nbsp;However performance could likely be slow.<br />
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Not guaranteed to work.
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Short answer:  You can't.

Long answer:  Possibly using an emulator such as DOSBox.  However you don't specify what applications you want to run.  Using DOSBox old Windows 3.1 and Windows 9.x (95, 98, ME) can be installed plus apps.  However performance could likely be slow.

Not guaranteed to work.

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Can I &nbsp;connect with WiFi?
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Thanks for all<br />
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Team viewer is the best solution
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Thanks for all

Team viewer is the best solution

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If I cannot to that, &nbsp;I need to access remote desktop using WiFi
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If I cannot to that,  I need to access remote desktop using WiFi

How can I  run Windows applications on Android?

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