Windows XP is already an old operating-system, but this doesn't necessarily mean everybody available is just prepared to ignore it.

Not at all, and Armenia is just the living proof in connection with this.

According to statistics supplied by StatCounter and noticed by German site WinFuture, Armenia continues to be very addicted to Windows XP, because the 2001 operating-system remains the leading platform in the united states.

Quite simply, Windows XP is a lot more popular than newer releases like Windows 7 and Windows 10, not to mention, Windows 11 doesn't even matter in Armenia.

Windows 10 the runner-up

More specifically, 53.5 percent of the computers in the united states are presently on Windows XP. This means that more than 1 in 2 Armenian PCs are run by an old operating system, and this is concerning for so a lot of reasons, such as the overall security.

Windows XP no more receives any updates since April 2014, so theoretically, all of the found vulnerabilities happen to be left unpatched. Given Windows versions share some code, there's an opportunity flaws discovered just like Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 also exist in Windows XP, which ought to be reason enough for those who are still running this old operating system to upgrade.

Obviously, moving to a newer Windows version from Windows XP isn't such an easy move to make. If these devices still run Windows XP, there's an opportunity they will use ancient hardware too, so buying a new PC is really the only way to go. So after the day, the transition isn't so convenient, and it's likely the main reason some people don't upgrade.

In case you're wondering, Windows 10 is the second most-used OS in the united states with 32.8 percent.