Weird behaviour of Windows 10 market share just before its end of life

If you are interested in technology, you are likely aware that in the coming weeks, you will no longer receive support. It would be expected that a significant number of users migrate from Windows 10 to Windows 11 or other alternatives, such as Linux or macOS.

However, it is reported that Windows 10 has increased its users after some months, with a slow decline (as could be expected). This is not normal in my opinion, and it seems that many people are switching back to Windows 10 because they don’t like Windows 11 for whatever reason. Seems that people don’t like the interface or maybe the integration with AI and its Ads. Will see which is the tendency in the future, this could be an punctual increase for whatever reason, but should concern Microsoft.

In my case, I have to be honest and admit that I have never tried Windows 11. In me, this is weird, as I always like to try new things related to computers. However, in this release, I had no reason to upgrade, and also, my computer doesn’t support Windows 11. That’s why, after getting close to the end of Windows 10 support, I migrated almost completely to Linux Mint. And for now I don’t miss Windows.

Source: El chapuzas informatico (in Spanish)