Microsoft pushes Windows 10 but 15 years old Windows XP refuses to die

Computer Store News: Although Windows XP has been around for 15 years, it is surprising that statistics show that it is still one of the most popular desktop operating systems in the world, and it is still not very good in the next few years. Easy to die. Although Microsoft introduced Windows 10 and tried to promote free upgrades for everyone, according to statistics, compared with the same period last year, the market share of Windows XP in May this year only dropped by about 4.5%, which is no longer available for any update from Microsoft. And the security patch operating system is very valuable.

A year ago, Windows XP’s market share was 14.6%. In July last year, the market share was 11.72%. Microsoft also launched Windows 10 last July, but In August last year, the market share of Windows XP recovered to 12.14%. In September last year, the figure was 12.21%. The market share of Windows XP then began to decline until January of this year, and then the market share of Windows XP began to rise again. It rose from 10.93% in December last year to 11.42% in January this year.

In the past few months, Windows XP has continued to lose market share at a very slow rate. In March, its market share was 10.90%. In April, its market share was 10.09%. The rate is 10.63%.

There is no doubt that it takes a long time for Windows XP to disappear completely. These statistics also show that Windows 10 can't make a difference in the desktop operating system market, no matter how hard Microsoft tries to promote Windows 10.