Microsoft originally hoped for Windows 10 to get a billion active devices within the first two/three years of release, and that, of course, didn’t end up happening. That’s not an easy job, for sure, but considering Windows 10 is now the most popular version of Windows, the complete shift will happen eventually. Majority of Window 7 users continue to be enterprise customers, and Microsoft will have to continue pushing these businesses to slowly make the shift to Windows 10. Still, the software giant has a huge year ahead for itself, and that 36.90% usage share of Windows 7 is a major portion of the entire Windows userbase.
The achievement is a big one for Redmond. According to Net Market Share, however, Windows 10 now has a usage share of 39.22%, beating Windows 7’s 36.90% usage share. Windows 10 was lagging behind Windows 7, arguably one of the most popular versions of Windows to date. The OS, first released back in 2015, now has more users than Windows 7, according to Net Market Share’s latest report. Windows 10 has finally taken over Windows 7 in terms of usage.
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