So far, 74% of private and corporate devices have Windows 10 installed, while this rate is 24% on Windows 11. At the same time, 3% of the market still remains for Windows 7. The remaining figures relate to Windows 8.1 and XP.
But the problem is that the last 12 months have seen an increase in Windows 11, but not because its share has increased relative to the “ten”, but because of the decline of Windows 7.
Source: Ferra
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