A few months before Microsoft ends support for its Windows 7 operating system (OS), the older OS experienced a large drop in July.
A few months before Microsoft ends support for its Windows 7 operating system (OS), the older OS experienced a large drop in July.
In July, user-base of Windows 7 dropped 3.6% down to 31.8% in the overall PC market, that led to a significant increase in the Windows 10 user-base, TechRadar on Sunday cited a report by analytics firm Net Applications as saying.
Windows 10 saw an increased user-share by 3.1%, to stand at 48.9% in the overall desktop market.
Even though Microsoft ended mainstream support for Windows 7 on January 2015, in January 2019, the software giant decided to put a final halt on the roll-out of free security patches for the OS on January 14, 2020.
The 3.6% decline of Windows 7 in July is the second-largest drop that Net Applications has ever observed and the boost for Windows 10 is the second-largest increase, seemingly underlining the shift that is going on here, the report said.
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