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WINDOWS 7 IS PREPARING to go out to pasture in a blaze of glory with a significant jump in usage figures in its last full month before the release of new kid on the block Windows 10.
The operating system that was favoured hugely over its successor, Windows 8, has hit 60 percent saturation for the first time, according to this month's figures from Net Applications' Netmarketshare service.
Windows 7 was detected as running on 60.98 percent of machines globally, up 3.22 percent month on month and over 10 percent year on year.
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I think Windows 7 would be the most used Windows operating system for many more years because a lot of people use software, and play games which may not work on Windows 8/8.1, and 10. Students, and workers also need a reliable operating system like Windows 7 for school, and work, and may not trust Windows 8.1, and 10 as being a reliable operating system for schoolwork, or office work.
I bet, there would be a shortage of Windows 7 install discs, license keys, desktops, and laptops when Windows 10 is released from PC users who hate Windows 10, and 8/8.1, and are afraid they can't buy Windows 7 laptops, desktops, license keys, and install discs in the near future because of the high demand for Windows 7 computers, and install discs.
There also probably be a lot of people who will pirate Windows 7 for free on their new Windows 10 PC because they don't want to pay for Windows again, or feel they already paid for Windows 10 when they bought their PC, and it is okay to pirate Windows 7 because they bought Windows 10 when they bought a PC.
The operating system that was favoured hugely over its successor, Windows 8, has hit 60 percent saturation for the first time, according to this month's figures from Net Applications' Netmarketshare service.
Windows 7 was detected as running on 60.98 percent of machines globally, up 3.22 percent month on month and over 10 percent year on year.
Read More
I think Windows 7 would be the most used Windows operating system for many more years because a lot of people use software, and play games which may not work on Windows 8/8.1, and 10. Students, and workers also need a reliable operating system like Windows 7 for school, and work, and may not trust Windows 8.1, and 10 as being a reliable operating system for schoolwork, or office work.
I bet, there would be a shortage of Windows 7 install discs, license keys, desktops, and laptops when Windows 10 is released from PC users who hate Windows 10, and 8/8.1, and are afraid they can't buy Windows 7 laptops, desktops, license keys, and install discs in the near future because of the high demand for Windows 7 computers, and install discs.
There also probably be a lot of people who will pirate Windows 7 for free on their new Windows 10 PC because they don't want to pay for Windows again, or feel they already paid for Windows 10 when they bought their PC, and it is okay to pirate Windows 7 because they bought Windows 10 when they bought a PC.
