Phoenix OS for Windows doesn[SQ]t exist as a single, unified product. There[SQ]s no official version of Phoenix OS designed to run *directly* within Windows as a program or application. Phoenix OS is an Android-based operating system that[SQ]s designed to be installed on a computer, usually by replacing the existing OS (like Windows or macOS) or running from a USB drive. It[SQ]s not an app you install *inside* Windows.

You might be confusing it with other Android emulators for Windows, such as Bluestacks, NoxPlayer, or MEmu Play. These emulators allow you to run Android apps *within* a Windows environment, but they[SQ]re not Phoenix OS itself. Phoenix OS would be a separate, complete operating system, not just an app running under another OS.