BlueStacks 5 is one of the most popular Android emulators, allowing users to run mobile apps on their PC. However, some apps detect root access and prevent usage. Magisk is a powerful tool that helps bypass these restrictions by providing systemless root and advanced module support.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of installing Magisk on BlueStacks 5, its benefits, and troubleshooting tips.

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What is Magisk?
Magisk is a systemless rooting solution that allows users to modify Android devices without altering the system partition. It enables root access while maintaining compatibility with apps that detect root, such as banking and streaming apps.
Benefits of Using Magisk on BlueStacks 5
- Hide Root from Apps – Allows apps like banking and games to function normally.
- Install Magisk Modules – Enhance functionality with custom modules.
- Modify System Settings – Customize BlueStacks without breaking compatibility.
- Bypass SafetyNet – Run apps that block rooted devices.
Requirements to Install Magisk on BlueStacks 5
Before proceeding, ensure you have the following:
- BlueStacks 5 installed on your PC.
- BSTweaker or Kitsune Mask (Magisk Delta) for modifying BlueStacks.
- Basic knowledge of file editing (modifying
.conffiles). - Windows PC with administrator access.
How to Install Magisk on BlueStacks 5
Method 1: Using Kitsune Mask (Magisk Delta)
Modify BlueStacks Configuration
- Open
C:\ProgramData\BlueStacks_nxt\bluestacks.conf. - Change
bst.instance.Rvc64.enable_root_access="0"to"1".
Adjust Root Partition Settings
- Navigate to
C:\ProgramData\BlueStacks_nxt\Engine\Rvc64\. - Modify
fastboot.vdiandRoot.vhdfrom"ReadOnly"to"Normal".
Install Kitsune Mask (Magisk Delta)
- Open Kitsune Mask and select “Direct Install into system partition”.
- If this option isn’t visible, restart the app.
Adjust Hyper-V Settings (if applicable)
- If BlueStacks runs with Hyper-V, modify
HyperVm.json. - Change
"Root.vhd"property"ReadOnly"fromtruetofalse.
Method 2: Using BSTweaker
- Download and Install BSTweaker – This tool helps unlock and root BlueStacks.
- Unlock the Master Instance – Open BSTweaker and select the second option to unlock the master instance.
- Install SuperSU – This app manages root access. Install and update it.
- Reboot BlueStacks – Perform four reboots to complete the rooting process.
- Download and Install Magisk – Open Magisk and follow the instructions to install it.
- Final Reboot – Restart BlueStacks and enjoy Magisk features.
FAQs
No, Magisk requires root access to function properly. However, it allows hiding root from apps that detect it.
No, Magisk does not significantly impact performance. However, improper installation may cause boot issues.
You can remove Magisk by restoring the original system partition or using the Magisk Uninstaller tool.
Magisk works best with BlueStacks 5, but compatibility may vary with updates.
Conclusion
Installing Magisk on BlueStacks 5 allows users to bypass root detection, install modules, and enhance their emulator experience. Whether you use Kitsune Mask (Magisk Delta) or BSTweaker, following the correct steps ensures a smooth installation.
If you experience any issues or require assistance, please inform us in the comments.