IT asset management group Lansweeper has observed that the adoption of Windows 11 now stands at 8.35% as of October 2023, a slight jump from the 5.74% seen in September 2022.

Statcounter’s figures for July 2024 show that in the ranking of all Windows versions, Windows 11 is now at 30.83% (in second place), which is up just over a percentage point from the previous month.

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Huang expects Windows 11 adoption to reach an “inflection point” early in 2024. “I think, ballpark, we’re probably a quarter to a third of the way there in the total installed base [now].

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Adoption for Windows 11, which Microsoft released in October 2021, reached an “overall usage” of 19.4% last month, an increase of more than 10% since the beginning of December 2021.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently revealed that Windows 11 has seen a substantial growth rate, increasing commercial adoption by nearly 75% within a single year.

In contrast, Windows 10 maintains a dominant share at 80.34%. Although Windows 11’s adoption is low at 1.44%, the number actually went up almost three times from 0.52% back in January.

Yet one of the biggest reasons to install Windows 11, improved security, is the one that disqualifies many existing desktops from making the upgrade due to the TPM 2.0 requirement.

Windows 11 had a rocky launch, mostly over the hardware requirements that ask for the presence of a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0. There are workarounds, but the CPU restrictions are an issue ...