https://wccftech.com/windows-10-share-behind-windows-7/ > We usually start a new month by sharing how well – or not – Windows 10 has been doing. However, NetMarketShare fumbled this month when it reported both the Windows 10 and Windows 7 having experienced increasing growth in June. The analytics firm has now audited its numbers and the revised figures make more sense than the earlier paradoxical numbers. > The company has said that Windows 10 grew by 0.97 percent, reaching 35.71 percent overall market share. In contrast, Windows 7 lost 0.97 percentage points hitting 41.74 percent market share. This means that Windows 10 is still over 6% percent behind the market share of Windows 7. As for the other Windows versions, Windows 8.1 lost 0.41 percent while Windows XP lost 0.96 percentage points, reported BetaNews.