To install an XAPK (which is a combination of an APK file and an OBB data file), you can follow these steps:

1. Enable Unknown Sources: Before installing an XAPK, you need to enable the “Unknown Sources” option on your Android device. This allows you to install apps from sources other than the Google Play Store. Go to “Settings” on your device, then select “Security” or “Privacy,” depending on your Android version. Look for the “Unknown Sources” option and toggle it on.
2. Download and Extract the XAPK: Download the XAPK file to your Android device. You can obtain XAPK files from trusted sources or app stores that support XAPK format. Once the XAPK file is downloaded, you’ll need to extract it to access the APK and OBB files.
3. Install APK: Open the file manager app on your Android device and navigate to the extracted XAPK folder. You should see an APK file inside the folder. Tap on the APK file to start the installation process. Review the permissions and tap on the “Install” button to proceed.
4. Prepare OBB Data: After installing the APK, you’ll need to prepare the OBB data. The OBB file is usually a large file containing additional resources required by the app. In the extracted XAPK folder, look for the OBB file (it typically has the extension .obb). Note the exact filename and path of the OBB file.
5. Create OBB Directory: Open your device’s file manager and navigate to the root directory (the main storage directory). Look for a folder named “Android” and open it. If there is no folder named “OBB” inside the “Android” folder, create a new folder and name it “OBB.”
6. Copy OBB Data: Inside the “OBB” folder, create a new folder named after the package name of the app you are installing. The package name can usually be found in the APK file name or the app’s description. Paste the OBB file (the one you noted in step 4) into this new folder.
7. Complete Installation: Once the OBB file is copied to the correct location, you can close the file manager and launch the app from your app drawer or home screen. The app will now be able to access the necessary resources stored in the OBB data file.

By following these steps, you should be able to install an XAPK file on your Android device successfully. Make sure to download XAPK files from trusted sources to ensure the safety and reliability of the app you are installing.