One in five PCs now has Windows 11 installed, but adoption appears to be slowing

Microsoft’s Windows 11 continues to grow, as the latest February 2022 data from an AdDuplex report shows. The operating system is quickly approaching the 20% figure, meaning about one in five PCs now runs Windows 11.

The public version of Windows 11, Windows 11 21H2, is now at 19.3%. Meanwhile, the rate of insiders flying various preview builds is now 0.3%. This brings Windows 11's total share to 19.6%, and by March, this percentage share may exceed 20%.

The share breakdown for Windows 11 and many Windows 10 versions is as follows:

Interestingly, February ran The overall percentage of Windows 11 Insiders, at least in percentage terms, appears to have dropped by 0.1%.

For GA Windows 11 releases, there is an almost 20% increase in percentage point difference as it is now 19.3% compared to 16.1% last month.

The chart below shows the growth trajectory of Windows 11 and compares it to various previous Windows 10 versions.

Looking at these numbers at least, growth is definitely a bit lackluster. The hype surrounding upgrading to Windows 11 may have died down. This all comes despite Microsoft's recent efforts to accelerate Windows 11 adoption.

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