Windows 11's market share increased to 36.6 percent in January from 34.12 percent in December, while Windows 10's market share declined to 60.37 percent from 62.7 percent. Microsoft is approaching the end of support for Windows 10, scheduled for October 14, 2025, which has led to renewed interest in Windows 11. Microsoft CFO Amy Hood reported a 4 percent year-on-year revenue increase in the Windows OEM and Devices unit, attributed to preparations for the end of Windows 10 support. TrendForce projects a 4.9 percent increase in shipments in 2025 as businesses transition. CEO Satya Nadella noted that 15 percent of premium-priced laptops sold during the holiday season were Copilot+ PCs, and analysts predict that by 2026, acquiring a PC without AI silicon will be increasingly difficult. Initially, Windows 11's adoption was hindered by strict hardware requirements, but many users now have upgraded hardware that supports it. Microsoft is optimistic about solidifying Windows 11's market position as the transition from Windows 10 progresses.