Market share of Windows 7 drops below 50% of Windows PCs

In November, although Windows 7 market share dropped below 50%, it was good news for Microsoft in the context of the company wanting to attract users to Windows 10 product key.
Data from Net Applications shows that users of Windows 7 professional product key across the globe in November dropped 3.5% and ended the month at 43.1%. November is considered to be the most plummeting month since the operating system was launched in 2009.

In terms of Windows PCs (which accounted for 88.4% of the worldwide PC market share), Windows 7 market share reached 48.8%, down 2.6% from the previous month. Net Applications noted the highest market share for Windows 7 in mid-2015.
Although Windows 7 market share plunged in November, Net Applications said it was good news for Microsoft as a large number of consumers abandoned Microsoft's nearly 10-year-old operating system to switch to Windows. 10 more modern. As known, Windows 10 product key is the operating system that Microsoft is seeking to attract more and more users.
In addition, reports from Net Applications also pointed out that, in terms of Windows PCs, Windows XP operating system is accounted for 6.5%, while Windows Vista is 0.5% and Windows 8 / 8.1 is 8. ,first%.
Net Applications data is estimated based on the actor chain that is included in the computer browser when users visit the affiliate site. It will calculate the operating system market share based on these strings, then balance the total user indexes to produce the individual estimates.