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CTOnews.com, October 6, a full year has passed since Windows 11 was launched to the public on October 5, 2021.

Lansweeper, an enterprise management IT operator, released the results of a large-scale survey at the time. The data show that less than 50% of the systems actually meet the upgrade requirements of Windows 11.

A year after the release of the new system, Lansweeper released the latest data, and the market situation has obviously changed. However, this may be a far cry from Microsoft's expectations.

Data show that the proportion of CPU that meets the requirements has risen to 57.26% from 44.4% a year ago, an increase of about 13 percentage points. This means that nearly 43% of the systems still cannot meet the Win11 upgrade requirements.

Lansweeper said 30 million devices from 60, 000 institutions were investigated. This number is the same as last time, and the base is exactly the same, so it can have some reference value. You can see the analysis of CPU, RAM, and TPM requirements in the following figure.

In addition, Lansweeper provides a separate array that shows the TPM specifications of workstations and servers. CTOnews.com learned that the following figure shows the same data for PC in the above figure, showing that 14.66% of workstations do not meet TPM 2.0 support.

In addition, analysts show consumer and business adoption trends and adoption rates of Windows 11, of which Windows 11 accounts for just over 2.5 per cent of some markets, which is negligible compared to Windows 10.

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