Author: Moh. Daffa Akbar Riyadi

Windows 10 users rejected Microsoft’s longtime contention that operating systems should be updated on an aggressive tempo. Audio After Microsoft gave all customers control over when they upgrade Windows 10, the majority of users decided they didn’t need a twice-annual refresh, data shows. According to metrics vendor AdDuplex, once Microsoft let users of Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro determine the cadence of OS upgrades, each upgrade’s increase siphoned more users from the version of 12 months before than it did from the upgrade’s immediate predecessor. For example, Windows 10 version 1903 climbed from 11.4% of all versions...