Windows 10 Remains Dominant Despite Windows 11 Push

Highlights
  • As Per Statcounter Windows 10's continuing market share lead over Windows 11.
  • Analysis showing that Windows 11's growth has slowed or plateaued, and possibly even that Windows 10's share is increasing again

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the operating system market remains a battleground. The latest report from Statcounter in March 2024 provides us with an updated perspective on this dynamic scenario.

Notably, there’s been a fluctuation in the market share of Windows 11. It has experienced a decline of 1.46 points, now standing at 26.72%.

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Windows 11 fails to take share from Windows 10

Despite Microsoft’s efforts to promote its latest operating system through “invitations to update” for devices not managed with Windows 10, Windows 11 has struggled to expand its market presence. Conversely, Windows 10 has experienced a resurgence, regaining some of its lost audience and reaching a market share of over 69%.

Windows data according to Statcounter

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Older versions of Windows, such as Windows 7, 8.1, and 8, despite being “unsupported,” still maintain significant market share. Even Windows XP, which was abandoned by primary browsers years ago, still has a sizable audience tracked by Statcounter.

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As usual, these data tend to fluctuate. It remains to be seen whether Microsoft can sustain the growth of Windows 11 and increase its relevance. Additionally, there’s increasing discussion about the successor to Windows 11, which has yet to surpass a 30% market share.

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Rohit is a certified Microsoft Windows expert with a passion for simplifying technology. With years of hands-on experience and a knack for problem-solving, He is dedicated to helping individuals and businesses make the most of their Windows systems. Whether it's troubleshooting, optimization, or sharing expert insights,
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