About 43% of computers used by companies worldwide cannot be upgraded to Windows 11 Due to the hardware requirements set by Microsoft. A survey by IT asset management company Lansweeper shows this.
The survey, released last week, took into account testing with nearly 27 million devices from 60,000 organizations using the company’s services around the world. These, Failed CPU test for 42.76% compatibility with the latest version of the operating system.
While considered large, the number represents a significant drop from 57.26% of the previous report released last year. Additionally, 7.15% of machines failed the RAM test and 14.66% failed the Trusted Platform Module analysis (TPM), component that increases the security of the software.
According to Roel Decneut, director of strategy at Landsweeper, Companies whose computers are not compatible with Windows 11 will continue to use Windows 10, the current installation champion. Among them are brands such as Sony, Hilton, Cerner and Pepsico.
Windows 10 dominates the market
this Windows 11 reception remains low, at least among enterprise users. According to the survey, the latest version of the Microsoft system is found on only 2.61% of the computers analyzed; Windows 7It is installed on 3.38% of machines.
The report also shows Windows Server available on 8.79% of devices alongside low numbers for Windows 8 (1.52%). On the other hand, Windows 10 continues to leadseen in 81.87% of commercial computers.
Source: Tec Mundo
