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Is Windows 11’s Dominance a Positive Sign for PC Users Worldwide?
I see Windows 11 everywhere now. It runs on more computers than Windows 10. Over half of all PCs—about 52%—use Windows 11. Windows 10 is still on many computers, but only about 44.59%. That’s a big change from just a year ago.
Windows 11 Is the Top Choice for Gamers
If you play games, you probably use Windows 11. On Steam, the biggest place for PC games, almost 60% of players use Windows 11. Last year, that number was just 46%. Gamers like new things, but some still say Windows 10 works better for games. Even so, more people are switching to Windows 11 every month.
Why Are People Switching to Windows 11?
Many people are moving to Windows 11 because Microsoft will soon stop updating Windows 10. This means no more security fixes or help for Windows 10 after October 14th this year. Some people will get one more year of free security updates, but most will need to upgrade.
Windows 11 also has new features. One big thing is Copilot, an AI helper that makes using your computer easier. When Windows 11 first came out, it needed special computer parts like TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. At first, this made it hard for some people to upgrade. Now, most new computers have these parts, so it’s easier to move to Windows 11.
How the Change Happened
- Windows 11 came out at the end of 2021.
- At first, not many people wanted to switch.
- Over time, more people upgraded as their old computers got replaced.
- Microsoft’s decision to end support for Windows 10 made more people move to Windows 11.
- Now, Windows 11 has the biggest share of all desktop operating systems.
What Does This Mean for You?
If you use Windows 10, you might need to switch soon. Without updates, your computer could be less safe. Windows 11 brings new tools, better security, and more support for new apps and games. If you play games or use your computer for work, moving to Windows 11 can help you stay up to date.
I recommend checking if your computer can run Windows 11. If it can, upgrading soon is a smart move. You’ll get new features, better security, and support for the newest apps and games. If you need help, ask someone you trust or visit Microsoft’s website for easy guides.
Switching to Windows 11 is a positive step. It brings fresh tools and keeps your computer safe. I want you to feel confident about this change. Moving forward with Windows 11 can make your computer experience better and safer.