Windows 11 sees a major spike in market share as Windows 10 nears its official EOL

Microsoft can breathe relieved: its commitment to Windows 11 begins to bear fruit and it seems that those millions of late users are saying goodbye to Windows 10.

Windows 11 sees a major spike in market share as Windows 10 nears its official EOL

According to the latest data from Statcounter, Windows 11's market share saw a significant jump in March 2025, largely at the expense of Windows 10. By the end of Q1, Microsoft's latest desktop OS had reached a 42.66 percent market share worldwide.Read Entire Article

Microsoft is trying to do everything possible to get more users to move to Windows 11 and abandon the use of the previous version of the operating system. It is doing so by any means possible, but its strategies are working. We are already in April and that means that we have in our hands the statistics of March and, according to Statcounter, the market share of Windows 10 is shrinking. This is what Microsoft has been looking for for for a long …

As Windows 11 adoption skyrockets, Microsoft tightens its grip on new users

Windows 11 has never been so popular, and Microsoft is trying its hardest to capitalize on that.

When Microsoft launched the Windows 10 operating system it did not have the best of the results, at least in its early days, but after a while it had a massive migration, as it is a better option than Windows 8.1. After a few years passed, Windows 10 became a reliable operating system and although Microsoft launched Windows 11, the vast majority of people decided to stay with the previous one. It has not been until recently when there has been a…

Windows 10 holdouts are finally starting to switch to Windows 11

Neowin reports that the latest figures from Statcounter reveal that in March 2025, Windows 11 closed in further on its predecessor. If the trend continues at the same pace, in a few months Windows 11 could finally sit on the throne as Microsoft’s biggest operating system by market share. As it turns out, March was a particularly bad month for Windows 10. The aging operating system saw its biggest drop in user base to date, a whopping 4.43 percen…