Microsoft has only one year left to support Windows XP

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According to foreign media reports, on April 8, 2014, Microsoft is about to end support for Windows XP. The company now urges every XP user to perform an upgrade of the new Windows operating system as soon as possible.

However, the latest research data from Net Applications shows that in February, Windows XP is still the world's second largest operating system, with a market share of 38.99%.

Today, Windows 7 is the leader in the PC operating system market, with a market share of 44.55%. The biggest failure in Microsoft history, Windows Vista still occupies the third position in the PC market, with a market share of 5.17%. Clearly, Windows Vista's market share is declining every month.

In addition, Apple's Mac OS X 10.8 market ranked fifth, with a share of 2.61%, while the Linux platform ranked eighth with a market share of 1.21%.