Windows 11 already has more installations than you think The statistics published by Adduplex suggest a growing interest in the new version of the operating system

Windows 11 has not even been officially published, but it is already installed on a surprising number of PC.The level of interest for the latest version of the Microsoft operating system is such that a large number of people take advantage of the Windows Insider program to try the preliminary versions before launching.The latest figures for use of Adduplex Windows include Windows 11, and they constitute an interesting reading.The figures come from a survey of users of computers just a few days ago, July 26.They show that Windows 11 is installed on more systems than expected at this early stage of the game: almost 1%.Adduplex used information of around 60,000 pc, collecting data from around 5,000 applications that use Adduplex SDK version 2 and higher to generate statistics.The company selects the following protruding facts from the last batch of figures: "More than 26 % of PCs run the 21h1 Windows update and 0.9 % are already under Windows 11".Although a little less than 1 % may seem little, in particular given the relatively small size of the sample, this is quite impressive for an operating system which has not even been launched.The figures are all the more impressive with the new system configuration required as Microsoft has set up for Windows 11.Let us remember all the same that Microsoft has given up its new hardware requirements during the preview phase of Windows 11, but the publisher plans to apply these new restrictions to launch.Microsoft confirme en quelque sorte la sortie de Windows 11 RTM (Release To Manufacture) pour octobreWindows 11 a été officiellement annoncé le 24 juin, mais la société n’a pas révélé quand le système d’exploitation sera disponible pour les utilisateurs ne faisant pas partie du programme Windows Insider.More and more clues suggest that Windows 11 should be launched in October 2021.Or at least it is the current plan.According to teasers published by Microsoft, a list of Walmart products and new version notes published by Intel, Windows 11 will most likely be launched in October, perhaps during the third or fourth week of the month.In the version notes of the DCH GPU 30 pilot 30.0.100.9684, Intel clearly referred to Windows 11 as "October 2021 update version 21:2".As you probably know, Windows versions are labeled "AAMM", where AA represents the year in two -digit format and MM represents the month of the version expected.This time, the index comes from Microsoft, more specifically from its Windows Hardware Program Division Hardware Program.Microsoft announced a deadline for OEMs to submit drivers of September 24, 2021, by declaring: “Systems based on Windows 11, version 21:2 am can be delivered with pilots who have reached compatibility with Windows 10, 2004 version until 2004to September 24, 2021.“Partners seeking to ensure the compatibility of the systems delivered with Windows 11, version 21:2 am release can install the pilots in the factory for components that have reached compatibility with Windows 10, 2004 version until September 24, 2021."L Errata 81316 is available to filter the failure" Verification of the system logo "observed during the Windows 11 system test, version 21:2 with qualified Windows 10, 2004 version..To apply, download the latest Errata filter package ».Publishing the operating system in October, that is to say in only three months, may seem somewhat premature for a newly released operating system, but Windows 11 users report that the operating system is surprisinglystable and seem not to encounter major problems.Nevertheless, this outing can be dependent on what Microsoft will add to the operating system by there.Recall that when Microsoft presented the first preview of Windows 11, there were elements that were not offered to Insiders.Here are some of the changes that were available with the first preview: Sources: Adduplex report, Microsoft