In spite of being out of support for a year, Microsoft Windows 7 operating system (OS) still shows up to have at least 100 million users around the world. Microsoft has said for a long time that there are 1.5 billion clients of Windows over multiple versions around the world.

"It`s troublesome to get a correct number of Windows 7 users owing to the different methods used by analytics companies, but it`s at least 100 million," reports The Verge.

Windows 7 has around 17 percent market share from all Windows working frameworks, “with Windows 10 far out and beyond that with 76 percent of individuals using Windows 10 as of November 2020”.

Windows 7 actually expanded its share of the Windows OS market in December, according to information pulled by NetMarketShare.
"Some of those 100 million PCs are likely still secured by means of Microsoft's custom support program, the report specified on Wednesday. 

Support for Windows 7 finished in January 2020, about 11 years after the operating system first launched with its "I'm a PC, and Windows 7 was my thought" marketing campaign. It rapidly got to be an enormously well-known form of Windows, particularly with businesses.

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