AdDuplex has published fresh statistics on the use of different assemblies of current versions of Windows: according to the report, Windows 11 accounts for 5%. More precisely, the stable version of Windows 11 takes 4.8%, and an additional 0.3% are insiders who use test builds of the new system.
As of October, the most popular of the current versions of the system is Windows 10 M21U (21H1) with a share of 37.6%, but the number of users of Windows 10 O20U (20H2) is only slightly less – 34%. In third place is the assembly of Windows 10 M20U (2004), released in August 2021, and all other current versions of the system have fewer users than even Windows 11, which became available three weeks ago.
AdDuplex statistics are based on data from about 5,000 applications in the Windows Store using AdDuplex SDK v.2 and newer.
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