Windows 10 Retains Over 40% Market Share After End of Support
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Following the end of support for many versions of Windows 10, the operating system continues to hold a significant market presence, with 41.71% of devices still using it as of October. Meanwhile, Windows 11 has seen a gradual increase in usage, reaching 55.18%. The transition is slow, indicating a cautious shift among users amid Microsoft's stricter hardware compatibility requirements.
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