Windows 11 hits 72% share as Windows 10 fades, but not everyone is happy
End-of-support deadlines and aggressive requirements are pushing some reluctant users forward
Statcounter articles
Google Chrome dominance grows, hits record 72% market share
Microsoft Edge still hasn't cracked 5%, Safari commands a decent 16%
Market share shock: Is Windows 10 actually gaining ground over Windows 11?
A last hurrah before its inevitable demise imposed by Microsoft?
Windows 11 catches up to Windows 10 just months before support deadline
Microsoft denies losing 400 million Windows users in the last few years
Windows 11 reaches highest market share as Windows 10 nears end of support
Windows 10 still has a massive lead over Windows 11
Windows 11 reaches 35% market share, but Windows 10 still leads by a wide margin
It took three years, but users are warming up to Microsoft's latest OS
Windows 11 is now installed on 30 percent of all PCs
The big picture: Windows 11 suffered a worrying market share dip in the spring, according to Statcounter, but Microsoft's latest operating system might have recovered to a new all-time peak. Although Windows 10 remains overwhelmingly dominant, Microsoft's enforced end-of-life date for the OS is approaching, and new hardware could drive the growth of its successor.
Despite Microsoft's push, Windows 11 and Edge see decreases in user share
According to Statcounter and the Steam survey
Windows 11 global user share hits all-time high as Edge loses out to Safari
Windows 10 remains the most popular version by far
Android overtakes Windows as most used operating system
Android held just 2.4% market share five years ago
