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The latest stats are in, and a shift has finally happened. As of last month, Windows 11 is now the most popular operating system on the planet, powering 49.02% of all desktop PCs.
This is a big milestone for Microsoft, but it comes with a huge asterisk. The previous champion, Windows 10, is still hanging on tight with 45.65% of the market. And that’s a problem because Windows 10 officially reached its “end-of-life” back in October 2025. That means no more security patches or technical support.
What does this mean for you? If you’re still booting up into Windows 10, your computer is becoming increasingly vulnerable. The clock isn’t just ticking; it’s alarm o’clock.
· Upgrade Now: See if your current PC can run Windows 11.
· New Hardware: If it’s too old, a new laptop is your safest bet.
· Extended Security: If you’re stuck, Microsoft has a paid program to cover you for one more year—but it’s just a temporary fix.
Bonus Browser Update: In the world of web browsers, Google Chrome is in a league of its own, with a whopping 70.25% share. Apple’s Safari and Mozilla’s Firefox trail far behind, with Edge managing a second-place
