After four years of creepingly slow adoption, Microsoft's Windows 11 has officially become the most-used desktop OS in the ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently revealed that Windows 11 has seen a substantial growth rate, increasing commercial adoption by nearly 75% within a single year. This trend coincides with the ...

Nearly four years post-launch, Windows 11 has become the most used desktop operating system, overtaking its predecessor, ...

Windows clears a significant milestone, marking the end of a seven-year era for Microsoft's ubiquitous desktop operating ...

After almost four years of its release, Windows 11 has finally managed to take over as the most installed desktop OS, ...

Windows 10 currently is the most popular of all the Microsoft systems with an 80.5% adoption rate. However, the brand is also winding down support for this version, which will enter its end-of ...

Windows 7 adoption numbers still don't make for a perfect comparison to Windows 11. Windows 7 brought major technical improvements to XP (though most had already been present in the less-popular ...

Low adoption rate for Windows 11: Only 1 in 5 PCs have installed the new operating system On the other hand, Windows 7 experienced a significant decline, dropping from 9.55% to 3.72% in just one ...

A significant uptick in the first few months of 2025 means that Windows 11 adoption now stands at 42.7% (as of March 2025), with Windows 10 installs dropping to 54.2% (via Statcounter) ...

Following an understated launch in October 2021, adoption rates for Windows 11 have remained soft. After reaching a peak of just over 28% of desktop market share worldwide in February this year ...

Windows 10 first reached 400 million active devices just over a year after release, an adoption rate that Microsoft proudly noted was 115 percent faster than Windows 7. It has taken Windows 11 two ...

Windows 10 still accounts for 54.36 percent of the Windows operating systems running on PCs, while Windows 11 now stands at 41.99 percent. The gap is narrowing, albeit not at the rate Microsoft ...