Essential settings to configure on Windows Subsystem for Android on Windows 11

[Windows Central]

If you use WSA to run Android apps on Windows 11, you should consider enabling file-sharing, memory allocation, graphics card, and enable antivirus.

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[GraniteStateColin]

Interesting, my Windows Subsystem for Android settings look very different. On the left, there is no Advanced option. I have System, Developer, Compatibility, and About. Could the screen shots and instructions here apply to a newer version only available to Insiders (my system is not on the regular release version of Windows, but includes the latest updates)? Or is there something we may need to do to update WSA?

There is overlap, which makes me think it is just a version difference. For example, I do see a Memory and Performance option under System, with the same general choices, but the Memory Allocation options are Low (2GB), Default (6GB), High (16GB), and Custom (MB).

On the other hand, if I have the Files option to share access with my Windows folders, I can't find it on my system.