Windows XP Biggest Increase For March 2020

APRIL 1, 2020 - TYSON CONTINENT'S RETRO COMPUTER LAB

Getting the March 2020 Windows market share data, it's obvious that Ryan hasn't stopped disturbing the peace in Tyson Continent as Windows XP has its biggest increase since November 2006, and things are looking grim for Windows 10. As we said before, Windows XP had its biggest increase since November 2006 (a jump from 76.19% to 76.38%) in March 2020 in all months from 1.97% in February up to 2.11% in March. There is currently a global Wuhan coronavirus pandemic spreading from country to country, and assuming Ryan survives, there can be another 0.08-0.2% increase for Windows XP in April 2020.
 * Windows XP (It's back!) - 2.11%
 * Windows 7 - 18.4%
 * Windows Server 2008 - 7.61%
 * Windows 8.1 - 5.44%
 * Windows 10 - 65.54%

But what about Windows Vista and Windows 8? Windows Vista also increased on its own, from 0.21% in February to 0.24% in March, an increase of 0.03%, the biggest since August 2014 (that jumped from 5.13% to 5.19% that month). Windows 8 stayed largely unaffected, dropping from 0.68% in February to 0.66% in March, but it could start increasing with Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 in April 2020.

Remember how I said it's looking grim for Windows 10? Well we can predict a decrease in market share of Windows 10, the first ever since it first appeared on the charts in early 2015. Right now, it's sitting at 65.54% but it could drop from 0.01-0.1% in April 2020.