Windows 10 Remains Popular Despite End of Support
Windows 10 is still widely used, even after Microsoft ended its support on October 14. Despite the company's efforts to transition users to Windows 11, devices running Windows 10 remain prevalent.
According to Statcounter, in October, Windows 10 accounted for 41.71% of devices, while Windows 11 accounted for 55.18%. To continue receiving security updates, Windows 10 users must sign up for Extended Security Updates (ESU) or use a supported version, such as LTSC editions.
Microsoft is hoping for a mass move to Windows 11, its flagship OS.
- Windows 10's market share is declining slowly.
- Windows 11's usage is increasing gradually.
Author's summary: Windows 10 remains widely used despite end of support.
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