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Hi,
Yep sorry I relived my acer's win-10 from win-8.1 downgrade
Not at all sure why but did it anyway seeing I didn't use win-8 so it's a wash just another os I'll likely not use
7 rules
Here is NetMarketShare's info for March 2017 (almost identical to last month):
- W7 increased
- W10 was basically flat
- XP declined
Hi,
Yep sorry I relived my acer's win-10 from win-8.1 downgrade
Not at all sure why but did it anyway seeing I didn't use win-8 so it's a wash just another os I'll likely not use
7 rules
HUWAYY FOR Windows 7!!!
Long live Windows 7
Windows 7 Forever!!
lol
I recently browsed an article that said, "in the US, W10 has more users than W7".
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Here is StatCounter's US chart:
http://gs.statcounter.com/os-version...612-201704-bar
Last edited by lehnerus2000; 08 Apr 2017 at 21:48. Reason: Additional, Picture Added
Hi all, Win 10 going flat is all the Win 10 users that have returned to Win 7.
I have seen it everywhere, people returning.
Can only blame M$ and I do !
Hi All
What does 'market share' mean? Is this people buying new Windows 7 machines, or new software or reverting to Windows 7 on their computers?
Thanks
In the case of Operating systems it basically means number of visits for each OS, to a set of sites, It's a way of giving a figure but has many flaws - One is that the actual OS used can be spoofed to show others,(useful to visit some sites which are designed to work with a particular OS), and it relies on the device actually being connected to the Net and visiting one of the monitored sites.
These checks often concentrate on a particular market so can totally disregard the others (especially the huge Chinese market where the authorities prevent access to the net except for Chinese sites )
I personally totally ignore these "Market Share" sites as they are often so "off" to be useless
Due to reasons I cannot mention My system does not allow me to visit the Statcounter site as it is seen as a "ClickBait" Site