Windows 11 has finally de-throned Windows 10. Almost four years after its initial release, Windows 11 has finally overtaken ...

After four years on the market, Windows 11 has finally surpassed Windows 10 to become the most dominant desktop OS platform ...

Windows 11 has never been more popular – and, well, that’s not saying all that much, but in fairness, it seems the operating system may finally be reaching a turning point where adoption could ...

Despite its growth, Windows 11 could not bypass Windows 10 21H1 and become the second most popular Windows release. Version 21H1 holds 23.9% (down from 26.4% in April 2022), and 21H2 is number one ...

Windows 11 was on 1.82% in October’s survey, and has now leapt up to 8.28%, with Microsoft making the OS available to a good many more PCs as of mid-November.

Windows 11 is the most popular OS according to the survey, and given previous surveys and the slow growth of Windows 11 stats in them, this tracks with what was expected but it could change month ...

But Windows 11's growth still looks like it stalled out faster than Windows 7's or Windows 10's did. Windows 10’s security update cliff It's difficult to know how many active PCs are incapable ...

Despite a slight increase, Windows 11 managed to stay in third place in the popularity rating. Windows 10 21H2 led the way with adoption rates rising from 21% in February to 28.5% in March.

According to the latest data from Adduplex, Windows 11 had a hard time gaining more users in March 2022. Adduplex claims Windows 11 currently holds a 19.4% share with no notable changes.

Despite being nearly 10 years old, the operating system is seeing unexpected, albeit modest, growth in popularity. Meanwhile, Windows 11's market share dropped slightly from 35.58 percent ...

Windows 11 has never been more popular – and, well, that’s not saying all that much, but in fairness, it seems the operating system may finally be reaching a turning point where adoption could ...