yuppie boy
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- Aug 24, 2011
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Wassapp is a Low Level Studios unofficial client of WhatsApp. It works for almost all prevailing Windows OS just like the BlueStack Android emulator.
The only reason I see that you may choose this option to install WhatsApp on PC is that you prefer a lighter software. Unlike an emulator, Wassapp is very easy with the system requirements. I have personally noticed that BlueStack freezes on a PC with low configuration, while Wassapp is comparatively better.
Step 1: Download Wassapp which is around 11 MB in size from HERE. After downloading, install the package. As soon as you start the program, youll have two options login from an existing account. If you are already using WhatsApp, then enter your number & password, and youre done. If not, then register with a new account.
Step 2: Click the Register button.
Step 3: Type in your phone number and password.
For an Android phone, the password will be same as its IMEI number. Click here to figure out what your IMEI numbers is if you have no idea.
For an MAC user, the password will be the MACs Wi-Fi address.
Step 4: Select the mode of verification; either via SMS or a phone call. Hit the Request codebutton after entering the specified details.
Step 5: Put in the code you receive from Wassapp. Upon entering the so received code, you will get an auto-generated password. This must be used to log into your account.
Thats it. Youve successfully installed WhatsApp on PC through the Wassapp client. As you finish logging into WhatsApp for PC client, your screen will display a streamlined chat window. The user interface would not look like that in the Android or iPhone; but is quite intuitive to anyone. It comes with all the features as the actual WhatsApp like group chats, smileys, etc. Youll also be notified of incoming messages as long as the software is running. Hence, it is a full-fledged WhatsApp for PC.
The only reason I see that you may choose this option to install WhatsApp on PC is that you prefer a lighter software. Unlike an emulator, Wassapp is very easy with the system requirements. I have personally noticed that BlueStack freezes on a PC with low configuration, while Wassapp is comparatively better.
Step 1: Download Wassapp which is around 11 MB in size from HERE. After downloading, install the package. As soon as you start the program, youll have two options login from an existing account. If you are already using WhatsApp, then enter your number & password, and youre done. If not, then register with a new account.
Step 2: Click the Register button.
Step 3: Type in your phone number and password.
For an Android phone, the password will be same as its IMEI number. Click here to figure out what your IMEI numbers is if you have no idea.
For an MAC user, the password will be the MACs Wi-Fi address.
Step 4: Select the mode of verification; either via SMS or a phone call. Hit the Request codebutton after entering the specified details.
Step 5: Put in the code you receive from Wassapp. Upon entering the so received code, you will get an auto-generated password. This must be used to log into your account.
Thats it. Youve successfully installed WhatsApp on PC through the Wassapp client. As you finish logging into WhatsApp for PC client, your screen will display a streamlined chat window. The user interface would not look like that in the Android or iPhone; but is quite intuitive to anyone. It comes with all the features as the actual WhatsApp like group chats, smileys, etc. Youll also be notified of incoming messages as long as the software is running. Hence, it is a full-fledged WhatsApp for PC.