Last December, the number of users of Windows XP had reportedly experienced a decline, while on the other hand the number of users of Windows 8 starting up. However, the trend appears to be temporary only. Instead of going down, the share of Windows XP users rumored to in fact experienced a rise of 0.20 – 0.25 percent on January 1. It is based on the report of the research firm Net Applications such as that offered by ZDNet.
Percentage Of Users Of The Microsoft Windows Operating System
13-year-old operating system is still used by 29.2 percent of its loyal users until January 2014. If this trend continues, then by the end of 2014 later predicted that one out of five has a still-computer running Windows XP. But on the other hand, Microsoft will be ending support for XP on April 8, 2014 at a later date. This allows the operating system to be more at risk of cyber attacks. Microsoft predicts, the chance of successful cyber attacks aimed at the Windows XP-based PCS would rise to 66 percent after April.
While in other places, Windows 8 and 8.1 less successful attracting the majority of PC users. As for the number of users both in combined (Windows 8 and 8.1) only about 10.6 percent. This amount is even less than Windows users 7 who reaches about 25 percent of all PCS at this time.
There are several reasons why a loyal Microsoft Windows users are reluctant to move to Windows 8. One reason for this, especially among corporates, allegedly related problems of time and cost required to learn an operating system that is designed with the look of the new Department.
Although the Windows XP-based PC users want to migrate, then likely their choice fell on Windows 7. This may be because the interface of Windows 7 not so much different from Windows XP.
Plus more, for now, Windows is not the only OS which can be selected by the user. Laptops and Tablets with alternative operating systems like iOS, Android and Chrome OS Central lively user attention gadget as a replacement or supplement to the PC. This surely will push the number of users of Windows 8. In addition, the MacBook from Apple makin makin day draws attention to any user of corporations.
"Live Tiles" ala Windows 8 seems to be less liked by users, and Microsoft seems to be aware of this. Later on, this software giant is rumored to be making his latest operating system will be booting directly to the desktop, such as a Windows-style school game.
Percentage Of Users Of The Microsoft Windows Operating System
While in other places, Windows 8 and 8.1 less successful attracting the majority of PC users. As for the number of users both in combined (Windows 8 and 8.1) only about 10.6 percent. This amount is even less than Windows users 7 who reaches about 25 percent of all PCS at this time.
There are several reasons why a loyal Microsoft Windows users are reluctant to move to Windows 8. One reason for this, especially among corporates, allegedly related problems of time and cost required to learn an operating system that is designed with the look of the new Department.
Although the Windows XP-based PC users want to migrate, then likely their choice fell on Windows 7. This may be because the interface of Windows 7 not so much different from Windows XP.
Plus more, for now, Windows is not the only OS which can be selected by the user. Laptops and Tablets with alternative operating systems like iOS, Android and Chrome OS Central lively user attention gadget as a replacement or supplement to the PC. This surely will push the number of users of Windows 8. In addition, the MacBook from Apple makin makin day draws attention to any user of corporations.
"Live Tiles" ala Windows 8 seems to be less liked by users, and Microsoft seems to be aware of this. Later on, this software giant is rumored to be making his latest operating system will be booting directly to the desktop, such as a Windows-style school game.
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