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Only eligible PCs will receive the upgrade invite
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Published onMarch 20, 2024
published onMarch 20, 2024
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Microsoft recently rolled outBuild 19045.4233in the Release Preview Channel for Windows 10. The update both introduces new features and functionality to the OS as well fix existing issues.
Window Spotlight and more information on the lock screen were the key highlights of the latest build. But what caught our attention was this note inMicrosoft’s official blog:
So, PCs eligible for the latest iteration running Windows 10 Build 19045.4233 may see another upgrade prompt. Even on previous occasions,Microsoft sent upgrade alerts to Windows 10 users.
It’s evident that Microsoft is leaving no stone unturned to increase Windows 11 adoption. In recent months, countless AI-powered features have been introduced on the latest iteration of the OS. But theWindows 11 market shareisn’t picking up as quickly as it should!
As perStatcounter, Windows 11’s market share currently stands at28.18%, while that of Windows 10 is67.23%. Surprisingly, last month, Windows 10 onboarded more users than the latest iteration. The rise was 0.79% for the former compared to a feeble0.33%for Windows 11.
These figures should concern Microsoft because, withWindows 10 nearing theEnd of Support (EoS), it would want users toupgrade to Windows 11.
If your PC doesn’t support Windows 11, there areother available upgrade optionsthat are perfectly reasonable!
Why do you think the Windows 11 adoption rate is so poor? Share with our readers in the comments section.
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Kazim Ali Alvi
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Kazim has always been fond of technology, be it scrolling through the settings on his iPhone, Android device, or Windows PC. He’s specialized in hardware devices, always ready to remove a screw or two to find out the real cause of a problem.
Long-time Windows user, Kazim is ready to provide a solution for your every software & hardware error on Windows 11, Windows 10 and any previous iteration. He’s also one of our experts in Networking & Security.
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