Microsoft launched Windows 11 in October, even though the rollout from the new operating system continues to be arrived, the organization can already share a few numbers to let us understand how everything goes.

Turns out, not too bad. Microsoft claims most users love Windows 11 already, so that as when compared with Windows 10, the adoption rates of the operating system are significantly higher.

The rollout of Windows 11 is now entering the ultimate phase, and Microsoft explains that this operating-system has got the highest product satisfaction rate of Windows versions ever released.

"Since the launch of Windows 11 in October, we view strong demand and preference for Windows 11 with individuals accepting the upgrade offer to Windows 11 at twice the speed we saw for Windows 10. Windows 11 also offers the highest quality scores and product satisfaction of any form of Windows we've ever shipped. Product quality was a huge focus for that team, and we took a deliberate and phased approach to the way we presented the upgrade," Microsoft's Panos Panay explained.

But that's not all, Microsoft says.

"Windows 11 is driving increased engagement with people spending 40% additional time on their own Windows 11 PC vs Windows 10. The multitasking and productivity advantages of the Windows PC are being used more than ever before with nearly half of Windows 11 users while using new Snap Layouts. Windows 11 can also be helping drive 3X more traffic to the newly redesigned Microsoft Store," Panay reveals.

While Windows 11 is provided as a free upgrade for Windows 10 devices, not all PCs are allowed to do the installation. Windows 11 includes updated system requirements, meaning some devices aren't entitled to the disposable upgrade.

Microsoft really wants to complete the rollout of Windows 11 through the summer of 2022, therefore the eligible devices that haven't yet received the update should get it rather earlier than later.