Windows 10 managed, after a very long time of waiting, to establish an important record for those from Microsoft, one that many people had been waiting for for some time, and which was hardly achieved. Windows 10 has finally reached the figure of 1 billion active users worldwide at the moment, a threshold that the operating system reached with great difficulty, but those from Microsoft kept pushing users to update until the number is reached.
Windows 10 it has 1 billion active users worldwide at the moment, the figure being initially reached by Windows 7 some time ago, and those from Microsoft have had a hard time convincing people to leave it. However, they did it, and the number of 1 billion active users with Windows 10 also includes people who have Xbox One or HoloLens, so not only those who have computers and laptops, as many people think .
Windows 10: Sets an important Record for Microsoft
Windows 10 it took two additional years to reach 1 billion active devices, compared to the initial goal set by the company, but it finally got there. Windows 10 is tested by 17.8 million people who use the beta versions before the release, but even so, the system still ends up with a lot of problems for these 1 billion users from all over the world, and we have already seen this repeatedly.
"Today we're excited to announce that more than one billion people have chosen Windows 10 in 200 countries, resulting in more than one billion active Windows 10 devices. We couldn't be more grateful to our customers, partners and employees for helping us get here.”
Windows 10 is the unique operating system from over 80.000 models and configurations of laptops and 2-in-1 devices produced by over 1000 separate companies from all over the planet. Despite the fact that Windows 10 has reached a record number of devices at the moment, this does nothing to forget the problems that people keep reporting with each new update that is released by Microsoft, all of them having serious problems.
Windows 10 it will go from here to new user records, and that's because a Windows 11 is not currently in the plans for release, and Windows 10X has a completely different goal.
