As you may know, BlueStacks is currently the best Android emulator software available, specialized in playing Android games on computers and laptops. Especially with the recent release of Clash of Royale, another addictive game from Supercell, which can be played on computers through BlueStacks. If you're not aware of this, you can check out how to play Clash of Royale on your computer to download and play.
Returning to the topic of this article, when using BlueStacks, it presents us with two options: either pay a monthly fee of $20 for all premium services, or use it for free with the condition that it will automatically download free apps (considered advertisements) from its partners to your computer. Initially, you may not be concerned about BlueStacks installing a few extra apps, but over time they accumulate and occupy a certain amount of space on your hard drive, which is certainly undesirable. One solution is to uninstall and reinstall BlueStacks, but reinstalling BlueStacks multiple times is not a viable option. Therefore, in this article, Mytour will guide you through another method to rid yourself of this inconvenience.
Guide to Disabling Automatic App Downloads in Bluestacks
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Step 1: Open Bluestacks and select Settings. If Settings doesn't have an icon outside, click on All Apps.
Step 2: In All Apps, you can choose Settings.
Step 3: Next, select App.
Step 4: Within App, find the Gamepop-Home application.
Step 6: Then choose Uninstall updates and click Yes repeatedly until completely removed.
By removing Gamepop-Home, you've successfully prevented Bluestacks from automatically downloading unwanted apps to your computer or laptop. This freeing up of storage space will enhance the performance of your Bluestacks. And if you want to speed up your Bluestacks even further, check out more articles about Bluestacks on Mytour.