You should see a pop-up window asking you to accept or reject the update channel. Select the appropriate option for your version of the software. Navigate to the Preferences window, and select Appearance & Behavior. That’s it, you’re now running Android 13.Īnd that’s it for the second method of installing Android 13 on your Pixel phone.To find out if there is an update available, open Android Studio. When the website notes install complete, you can disconnect your phone from the USB cable.Choose start and use the volume and power keys to lock the bootloader when prompted. The website will then tell you that your phone’s bootloader will need to be locked to complete the process.Your PC’s USB connected/disconnected chimes will sound several times during this process - that’s normal. You don’t need to interact with your phone during this time. Once this is done, the Android 13 software will be downloaded to your computer and automatically installed on your phone.
You’ll need to use the volume and power keys to unlock the bootloader when prompted. Your phone’s bootloader will also be unlocked if it hasn’t been unlocked before. You’ll then be presented with a warning that your phone will be factory reset.Choose the latest stable version of Android 13 and then choose install build. The next step on your PC and the website will be to choose your phone again and then select the desired Android software you’d like to install.
Choose Always allow from this computer and tap okay.
Click show dialog again if you need the pop-up to appear again. Allow pop-ups from so you can grant the website access to communicate with your phone via ADB.
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