Windows 10 continues to grow, XP first down 7%

The market share of the operating system from market research firm NetMarketShare shows that Windows 7 and 10 are on the rise, while XP has fallen for the first time down to 7%.
According to Neowin, Windows 7 product key market share has increased by nearly 1% to account for 49.46% of the operating system market. Growth also occurred with Windows 10, where market share rose from 26.28% last month to 26.78% this month.
But maybe Microsoft will be happier when Windows XP market share drops below 7% for the first time and now stands at 5.66% - a significant drop (1.38%) over the previous month. The company introduced Windows XP in 2001 but it is still used by a large number of users despite Microsoft shutting down support for the operating system in 2014.

Meanwhile, the market share of Windows 8.1 product key also dropped to 6.74%. In general, Windows still leads the PC operating system market with a total market share of 91.64%. Second place was Apple's OS X with 6.36%. The Mac OS X 10.12 release shows a slight increase and currently holds a 3.59% market share, while other versions are down.
The same is true of StatCounter, where Windows dominates the market with a combined market share of 83.93%, while OS X is in second place with an 11.74% market share.
By simple arithmetic, it can be seen that Windows 7 is still the leading operating system operating system market with 38.9% of the market, while Windows 10 product key ranked second with 30.01%. Similarly, Windows 8 / 8.1 and Windows XP accounted for 9.89% and 4.26%, respectively. The market share of Windows Vista was negligible at 0.81%.