Microsoft's Windows 11 continues to be developed by company. However, the adoption of the operating system is not going well with the February report 2022 by AdDuplex.
The new functional system quickly approached the figure of 20 percent, which means that about one in five computers is running with Windows 11.
The latest version of Windows 11 (21:2 am) now reaches 19,3%. Meanwhile, the Insiders using various preview versions are now 0,3%. That brings Windows 11's overall share to 19,6%, and by March, that figure could surpass 20%.
The analysis for the share of Windows 11 and the many versions of Windows 10 is given below:
It is interesting to note that the overall percentage of Insiders using Windows 11, at least in percentage points, appears to have fallen by 0,1% in February compared to 0,4% in January.
For the GA version of Windows 11, the percentage rose to 20 percent from 16,1% last month.
The chart below shows the development trajectory of Windows 11 and compares it to various previous versions of Windows 10.
Adoption is definitely sluggish according to the data, despite Microsoft's efforts to accelerate the adoption rate of Windows 11.
