Microsoft suggesting recently said that millions of people have already installed the Windows 10 Creators Update, that the upgraded operating system is quite powerful. The company did not provide specific details on the installation rate, however.
Luckily for us, AdDuplex provides us with a closer look at the data, revealing that version 1703 is already running on 9.8% of Windows 10 PCs. That means one in ten Windows 10 PCs have already received the Creators Update. Meanwhile, this data was collected just two weeks after the release.
The Anniversary Update remains at the top with an 82.1% share while few are still running the original version of Windows 10.
Microsoft is preparing to end support for Windows 10 RTM next month, so you'll need to install a newer version, either the Anniversary Update or the Creators Update, although to be honest, there's absolutely no reason why you shouldn't install the Creators Update from the start and automatically receive security updates.
The Creators Update is rolling out to devices in phases. Microsoft devices are included in the first phase, with statistics showing that 20% of Surfaces are already running the Creators Update or a later version.
MSI appears to be providing the Creators Update to its devices and is developing full support and compatibility while the rest of the manufacturers remain below 10%.
At this point, the Creators Update installation is following the scheduled path, but if any of you want to get it as soon as possible, you can download it manually.
