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Windows Central
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Sean Endicott

Windows 11 adoption might have flatlined — and some users appear to be rolling back to Windows 10

Windows 11 laptops and PCs crashing into a wall.

Windows 11 passed Windows 10 in global desktop market share. Now, the newer operating system is on pace to lose its top spot to its predecessor.

Whether it gets that bad for Windows 11's market share is yet to be seen, since the OS has only dropped two months in a row. But those drops have been significant.

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