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In recent days, we announced that many innovations such as remote assistance system, phishing protection, android application store have come to Windows 11. Although Windows 11 is Microsoft’s
In recent days, we announced that many innovations such as remote assistance system, phishing protection, android application store have come to Windows 11. Although Windows 11 is Microsoft’s latest operating system, some studies show that users are still hesitant to move to Windows 11.
Despite all the new features, Windows 11 is above all even Windows XP lagging behind in corporate workplaces announced. Although this situation is slightly different when looking at the Steam surveys, the vast majority of users still prefer the old versions.
Lansweeper researched which operating system users prefer more, surveying more than 30 million devices. The surveys showed that only 1.44% of users switched to Windows 11. Windows XP had a rate of 1.71%. This is Microsoft that the latest operating system lags even behind the 20-year-old Windows XP showed. Since the research concerns corporate business centers in general, it is believed that computers do not uninstall Windows 11 and are therefore not preferred. However, these are not the only research results for Windows 11.
Steam polls show similar results, although it didn’t return as brutal results as Lansweeper’s poll. According to Steam’s research results, users can only 16.84% are using Windows 11 and the vast majority continue to use older operating systems announced. However, the increase in the number of Windows 11 users in January and February has now all but come to a halt. The results of the survey organized by AdDuplex announced that, like Steam, there was a pause in users’ transition to Windows 11.
Users are unable to switch to Windows 11 due to system requirements, and this: less attention than previous versions. thought to be the cause. Whatever the reason, Windows 11 has taken its place among the worst-released operating systems ever.
Source: Web Tekno
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