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It will be something to do with this
Web analytics firms kick off New Year with more suspicious statistics | ZDNet
Even though I don't like the W8 series, it doesn't seem reasonable that ~5 percentage points of the Desktop PC users running it would suddenly swap back to XP.
It seems more likely that NetMarketShare accidentally included the sites that they recently excluded, which resulted in that ~6% swap from XP to the W8 series (a couple of months ago).
"Windows 7 remains the top used operating system for PCs, with a 56.26% share in December, up from 53.71% in November. Windows XP, which Microsoft no longer supports, had an 18.26% share in December, higher than the 13.57% it had in November."
yes, but ,now TODAY and when Win 8, Win 8.1 and Win 10 saw/see the light....there are way more tablets and Iphones then ever before.
I found and still find Win 7 a bit lame, not having any personality.....
For me Win 8 should have had the chance for more development, but no, now we have Win 10, a crippled Win 8/Win 7 combo.
Whaw.....but since everybody is happy....let it be....
Jeff
Heck I bought another 7 oem in that period it never arrived though lost by ups
I didn't reorder and just refunded and used Brink's reg file for use of a upgrade key instead![]()