Windows 10-11: Satisfaction Survey Slaps Microsoft

It is sometimes debated whether Microsoft is developing Windows 10 and especially Windows 11 beyond the needs of end users. Susan Bradley conducted a mini poll on SurveyMonkey πριν από εβδομάδες με θέμα "πόσο ικανοποιημένοι είστε με τα Windows 10/11 και τις ενημερώσεις, τις ενημερώσεις δυνατοτήτων και τις δυνατότητες που προσφέρονται" ή "how satisfied are you with Windows 10/11 and the updates, the feature updates and the features offered".

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The results are a slap in the face for Microsoft marketing, which has reportedly been developing products that do not meet market needs for years.

Susan Bradley wanted to get an idea of ​​how IT is using Windows, their opinion on Windows 11 and what other options are available. The survey asks what operating systems and versions people use, how satisfied they are with Windows 10, what they think about the quality of Microsoft updates and Windows 10 feature updates.

Susan Bradley (aka Patch Lady or SBSDiva) also wanted to know if people knew about Windows 11 and if they will change .

The survey does not have millions of participants - there were only 1.000 responses. However, it is an indication of the global technology bubble, as the reading public is international. Susan he published the results of research in ComputerWorld.

The operating systems used

A first question was about what operating systems the participants are still using and immediately the first surprises came.

Windows 10 is used by 74,75% of participants in various versions.
However, 9,7% of respondents Windows 7 with ESU, while 5,94% of respondents were already working with Linux

The rest (4,55%) used Windows 11, Windows XP, Chromebook and Windows 98.

Apple's macOS was at 1,98% of responses. And while it seems that no one can beat Windows 10, Windows 7 and Linux have about 15% of the desktop market, which would not be expected.

Customer satisfaction

The numbers for overall Windows satisfaction (across all versions) aren't bad, according to the following :

21,82% are satisfied with Windows
41,56% say they are partially satisfied with Windows
14,71% declare neutral towards Windows
11,65% are not satisfied with Windows and
10,27% are completely dissatisfied with Windows

Since the majority of users work with Windows 10, these numbers probably apply to this operating system.

In the survey, participants could state why they were not happy with Windows. Three things were mentioned more often and were not the colorful icons that users lacked. Neither the News integration nor the Peoples application. What people do not like is:

  • the time lost in updates
  • problems that arise after updates
  • and telemetry

Will Microsoft's marketing department hear the bells for new product development? More than 20% of people who use Windows are dissatisfied or very unhappy and there are three major problems with this.

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Susan's research also had some very interesting questions about how IT professionals are satisfied with the update process provided by Microsoft for the various versions of Windows.

44,02% of respondents are not satisfied with the quality of the Windows 10 update process (about half are very dissatisfied)
19,06% of respondents are neutral about the quality of updates,
25,05% of respondents are somewhat satisfied and only 11,88% are completely satisfied with the Windows 10 updates released by Microsoft.

How useful feature updates are

Όταν κυκλοφόρησαν τα Windows 10, οι αναβαθμίσεις νέων χαρακτηριστικών παρουσιάστηκαν σαν την μεγαλύτερη εφεύρεση μετά το "Αυγό του Κολόμβου". Πάντα οι πιο πρόσφατες δυνατότητες, η ενσωματωμένη ασφάλεια ερχόταν πλήρως αυτοματοποιημένα. Πριν από λίγες μέρες, κατά την κυκλοφορία των Windows 10 21H2, we reported that Microsoft will return on Annual feature updates for Windows 10 (as it did with Windows 11).

Only 3,83% of participants rate the new feature updates as extremely useful
16,43% can still classify new feature updates as somewhat useful
26,11% of respondents see the whole issue as neutral, but more than 53% of survey participants did not find the new feature updates useful

Η Susan Bradley αναφέρει ότι ένας συμμετέχων είπε: «Σε όλο το διάστημα που κυκλοφορούν τα Windows 10, δεν έχω δει ακόμα μια ενημέρωση νέων λειτουργιών που είχε προφανή αντίκτυπο στη δουλειά μου".

Another red card for managing Windows 10 from Redmond, who have been developing an operating system that exceeds the needs of the majority of users for six years.

Will anything important come with Windows 11?

The survey shows that almost all respondents had heard of Windows 11 and out of 1.006 participants, only 4 said they did not know about Windows 11. Of the remaining 1.002 people, only 20,4% were excited about Windows 11.

When asked about her they mentioned:

22,74% plan to upgrade to Windows 11 sometime in the future
27,41% should remain in Windows 10 due to incompatible hardware
while 11,82% will stay in Windows 10 because they like it.

Είναι ενδιαφέρον ότι το 38,03% των ερωτηθέντων ανέφερε το "άλλο" σαν λόγο για τη μη αναβάθμιση, με ορισμένους να λένε ότι θα αναβαθμίσουν στα 11 μόλις αποδειχτούν σταθερά.

But 80,32% of respondents say they will not upgrade to Windows 11. The survey was conducted in August 2021 and analyzed in late September 2021. Only 19,68% plan to upgrade and 8,97% changed to platform Linux, while 14,05% mentioned another option (including staying on Windows 7).

However, we are already a few weeks after the first release and we have already seen how buggy Windows 11 is.

Η επιθυμία για σταθερότητα, και η απαίτηση για "ένα λειτουργικό σύστημα που μου ανήκει και δεν τραβάει συνεχώς δεδομένα με τηλεμετρία" ή "οι εφαρμογές μου πρέπει να λειτουργούν και να βοηθούν στην αυτοματοποίηση εργασιών και να μην προσπαθούν συνεχώς να εγκαθιστούν σκουπίδια όπως το Candy Crush & Co " προς το παρόν είναι στα αζήτητα.

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