Did you upgrade to Win11? The latest data from ad tracking company AdDuplex shows that as of March this year, the user share of the official version of Windows 11 was 19.4%, an increase of only 0.1% month-on-month. 80% of users are still using the Windows 10 operating system, of which 21H2 has the highest share, that is, the largest number of user bases, followed by 21H1, accounting for 28.5% and 26.5% respectively, accounting for more than half of the country. Although AdDuplex’s statistics are one-sided (based on 5,000 Windows Store program interface statistics), they also reflect the current situation to a certain extent. Microsoft’s most recent disclosure of Windows user data was at the earnings conference. Officials said that Win10/11 active devices exceeded 1.4 billion. Based on this estimate, there are about 280 million Win11 users (including Insider members). Although Win11 has more demanding hardware requirements such as TPM 2.0, there are already endless ways to bypass this restriction and upgrade. For Microsoft, in order to stimulate the continued growth of the number of users, it needs to come up with a heavier system update package as soon as possible. have .
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