Microsoft, Windows 10
Microsoft Warns 400 Million Users—Do Not Update Windows
More than 800 million Microsoft users are buckling up for a rollercoaster ride, as they get ever nearer the Windows-maker ending their critical security updates in October. We’re talking Windows 11 and the painful process of pushing Windows 10 users to switch. Despite years of trying, Microsoft has yet to convince most of them to move.
Windows 10 is being retired in October 2025, so it’s no surprise that more and more people are now jumping ship to Windows 11 ...
Windows 10 is less popular! Windows 11 regains its mojo! Or is it the other way around? None of that is true, and I got the receipts to prove it.
Statcounter just released desktop figures for January, and Windows 11 users have grown to their biggest share yet, 36.35 ...
Global market share data suggests that Windows 11 hit 36.65% overall OS version market share in January 2025, as Microsoft ...
Windows 11 has gained nearly 2.53% market share as more and more users are realizing that Windows 10 is now less than 7 ...
The recent gain represents one of the biggest month-to-month leaps in the past year. It also ascends Windows 11 to its ...
Microsoft has started force-installing the new Outlook email client on Windows 10 systems for users who deploy this month's ...
For that, we'll need to make a few educated guesses of our own, backed by historical data collected by StatCounter. With this ...
In January, the number of Windows 11 users in Germany rose significantly and reached a record high. However, most users are ...
Microsoft has quietly deleted its official instructions on how to install Windows 11 on an unsupported Windows 10 machine.
Windows 10 support ends in October, but now may be the best time to upgrade to Windows 11 or buy a new laptop.
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