Windows 10 adoption rate increases to 70%
May. 2nd, 2024 11:28 amMeanwhile Windows 11 adoption rate DECLINES to below the 26% mark after hitting a high of just over 28%.
I'm running 11 Pro on my desktop at home. But given the choice, I prefer 10. I can't go back to it, don't have the media. And it's about to go to paid-for support, which I don't want to mess with. I have not yet found any feature in 11 that benefits me, in fact I had to find a workaround to move the task bar to the vertical left side of the screen, where I prefer it.
I really hate it when they eliminate features that people like.
https://www.neowin.net/news/windows-10-reaches-70-market-share-as-windows-11-keeps-declining/
I'm running 11 Pro on my desktop at home. But given the choice, I prefer 10. I can't go back to it, don't have the media. And it's about to go to paid-for support, which I don't want to mess with. I have not yet found any feature in 11 that benefits me, in fact I had to find a workaround to move the task bar to the vertical left side of the screen, where I prefer it.
I really hate it when they eliminate features that people like.
https://www.neowin.net/news/windows-10-reaches-70-market-share-as-windows-11-keeps-declining/
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Date: 2024-05-02 10:07 pm (UTC)Originally Microsoft said that Windows 10 would be "the last edition" of Windows that would ever be released. I scoffed at that, like when Google announced that their corporate motto was 'Don't be evil'. Well, for Microsoft, that promise lasted six years. 10 was released to the public for sale in '15, 11 in '21. Which means we may be half-way through 11's life and can expect W12 in three years? As it seems like every other edition of Windows seems to be pretty good, maybe 12 will be pretty good. That's not to say that 11 is bad, it's just not a significant improvement over 10, IMHO.
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Date: 2024-06-15 05:50 pm (UTC)Today, my computer told me it needed to restart to update to Windows 11. NO, DO NOT WANT! I have paused updates for the maximum amount of time (35 days); with luck I'll find another, longer lasting solution until then.
Ugh.
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Date: 2024-06-15 07:00 pm (UTC)I accidentally hit the 'Install Win 11' button on my Win 10 machine at work. There is a directory you can delete that holds the installation package that will clear everything out, but you had to wait for the whole thing to download before clearing it. As I recall, it was the C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\download directory that you needed to clear out, whole bunch of directories under there - wipe 'em all. That'll hopefully take care of it for you. I would have preferred my current PC to be 10, but it could only ship with 11.