Windows 11 now has a market share of 30.83%, while Windows 10's share has decreased to 65%. The increase in Windows 11's market share is attributed to the upcoming end of support for Windows 10 and interest in AI-powered PCs. The end of support for Windows 10 is scheduled for October 14, 2025. Users need a Copilot+ PC to access the latest AI features in the 24H2 release of Windows 11. Windows 11's adoption has been slow due to strict system requirements and design issues. Analysts believe that the end of Windows 10 and the rise of AI PCs may encourage upgrades to Windows 11. However, AI tools have not yet seen widespread use, and many AI projects may be abandoned by 2025. Microsoft is facing scrutiny over its expenses versus profits, leading some users to consider the extended security update program for Windows 10. The discontinuation of Windows 10 may lead to a significant increase in discarded computers, raising concerns about sustainability. There is a trend of users moving from Windows to Linux, indicating areas for improvement in Microsoft's offerings. Microsoft has created a webpage to highlight Windows 11 features and assist users in purchasing new laptops.