After a very timid growth in recent months in the Windows 11 market share, it seems that now the Redmond operating system is back on track and back on the path of growth. The latest data provided by AdDuplex show how the 20% share barrier has finally been broken and is approaching 25%. Yes, there is still a lot of work to be done, but it continues to grow.
Windows 11 already has a 23.9% market share
In April of this year, AdDuplex published its Windows operating system market share figure, and that was not good news for Microsoft, as then Windows 11 grew just 0.4 percent. But the latest June data from the research firm has good news for the Redmond giant.
According to the latest June data from AdDuplex, Windows 11 now has just over 23% market share, up from 19.7% in April. In terms of growth rate, the desktop operating system has seen less than 3.5% growth in the two months. They are not good data either, but they are much better than those harvested in April.
Windows 11 now has just over 23% market share, up from 19.7% in April.
The new operating system of the Redmond giant has almost completed a year and does so by capturing almost 25% of the share. Meanwhile, Windows 10 remains the most widely used desktop operating system, with more than 60 percent usage fee. More specifically, Windows 10 21H2 is currently the most used version, with a usage share of just over 38 percent. Windows 21H1 stands at 23.9%, more than the number of people using Windows 11.
We will see if the acquisition of new equipment and the update of those that were reluctant manages to increase the share of the operating system of those of Redmond. While Windows 11 manages to have good data despite having many hardware limitations for users.
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