XMEye for Windows 10 - Free Download
- Version 1.6.6.4
- Android 7.0
- 8.9 MB
About XMEye
Looking for XMEye on Windows 10? This page covers the latest version 1.6.6.4, plus 3 earlier versions, with screenshots, app details and a simple emulator walkthrough for 64-bit and 32-bit PCs.
If you want XMEye on a Windows 10 computer, this guide walks through it: what the app is, which versions are listed and how to get it running. For context, the app shows 10,000,000+ installs on Google Play and a rating of 3.3 out of 5.
“XMEye is video monitoring software for IPC and DVR. With cloud technology, easy log in by the device's serial number to show the live view monitoring video to…”
XMEye screenshots
Install XMEye on Windows 10
- PickOpen the download page for XMEye and choose the version you want.
- SavePress a server button and save tacorecipe.apk to your Windows 10 PC.
- InstallInstall an Android emulator such as BlueStacks, then open tacorecipe.apk with it.
- OpenLaunch XMEye from the emulator home screen and sign in or start using it.
Run XMEye on Windows 10 with the BlueStacks emulator
Windows 10 cannot open Android apps by itself, so an emulator does the job. These steps use BlueStacks as the example.
- Download and install BlueStacks on your Windows 10 PC, then start it.
- From the BlueStacks home screen, open the Google Play Store.
- Type XMEye into the Play Store search box.
- Tap Install. When it finishes, XMEye shows up in the installed apps list on the BlueStacks home screen.
- Prefer a local file? Drag tacorecipe.apk into the BlueStacks window and it installs from there.
The screenshots above show an example app, not XMEye.
FAQ
What is the newest XMEye version here?
Version 1.6.6.4 is listed first, with older builds below it on the download page.
Is the tacorecipe.apk file the original XMEye app?
No. tacorecipe.apk is a file provided by Taco Recipe. The original XMEye app is on Google Play, and a link is on the download page.
Will XMEye run on my Windows 10 computer?
The emulator is what needs to run on your PC, and BlueStacks supports both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 10. XMEye then runs inside it.
Is XMEye free?
The Google Play listing shows XMEye as free to install. Some apps include optional in-app purchases.
Disclaimer
App details on this website come from public sources such as Google Play. Please use every app responsibly.
XMEye is an app made by Zhejiang JAIFY Co., Ltd. Taco Recipe is not affiliated with them. All images, trademarks, product names and logos shown here belong to their respective owners.
The original XMEye app is not hosted here. The Download buttons provide the file tacorecipe.apk from this site. For the original app, open the official Google Play listing.
