In other words, Windows 10 adoption is improving, that’s right, but right now, Windows 7 continues to be the most widely-used desktop operating system across the world.
So no matter how hard it tries, Microsoft still can’t switch all users to Windows 10, and Windows 7 not only that survived the said aggressive tactic, but is also likely to remain the leader for a long time.
Needless to say, this is worrying for Microsoft because of two different reasons. First, the longer Windows 7 continues to be the number one desktop operating system, the harder it is for the software giant to make Windows 10 the preferred choice for everyone. Windows 7 is still considered a good pick by many users, and upgrading to Windows 10 is not an option for them.
Second...
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