Windows 8 consumer satisfaction has fallen to Vista level

Computer Store News: The Windows 8 release has not been attacked by the media and users since its release. Now, Microsoft hopes to change this situation through the revised version of Win8.1. It is reported that the user familiar with "beginning" will return to Win8.1. However, it is still unavoidable that after the launch of Win8 from Microsoft, it has been deeply "scarred" users' hearts.

According to the latest US Consumer Satisfaction Index (ASCI) survey, Win8 consumer satisfaction has become another system that has not been seen by users since Vista. It is reported that Win8's consumer satisfaction coefficient is 74 points, 1 point higher than the current year's Vista. David VanAmburg, director of ASCI, explained that while productivity software such as Office, TurboTax, and Acrobat is still needed by users, more and more people are more inclined to choose mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones that are more convenient to carry. The old school is still very loyal to traditional PCs.