Bluestacks Installation

Reminder: Use the included Bluestacks installation software in this guide located in Setup Files

  • Download the BlueStacks setup file

  • Double click on BlueStacksInstaller.exe

    • if a User Account Control window appears, select Yes

  • Click the "Install Now" button and close the BlueStacks application once the installation is complete.

  • Open the "BlueStacks 5 Multi-Instance Manager" on your desktop. By default, each instance will be named "BlueStacks App Player" followed by a number, but you can rename them to something more memorable. Keep in mind, you will need to remember these names later on when you begin using the bot.

  • BlueStacks naming conventions

    • Pie64

    • Pie64_1

    • Pie64_2

    • etc

Initially, BlueStacks uses Nougat 32-bit as its default. But after Builder Base 2.0, this won't work. You'll need to use Pie 64-bit instead.

  • Open the BlueStacks 5 Multi-Instance Manager and delete the current player by clicking the trashcan on the far right.

  • Click on "Instance" to create a new Instance

    • Select "Fresh Instance"

    • Select Pie 64-bit from the drop down and click Next

  • Edit the following settings

    • CPU Cores: Low (1 Core)

    • Memory allocation: Low (1 GB)

    • Resolution: Custom

    • W X H: 860 x 676

    • Performance mode: Low Memory

    • DPI: 160

  • Select Download

  • Wait for it to download the components and rename if you'd like.

  • Select Start on the new instance you just created

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