November 2019 Update now running on 22.6% of Windows 10 PCs in new AdDuplex survey

The propagation of the Windows 10 November 2019 Update is continuing at a steady rate according to AdDuplex’s latest data. The company’s new survey of more than 90,000 Windows 10 PCs shows that the November 2019 Update now has a 22.6% usage share, up from 15.2% last month.

Interestingly, the pattern of the last update cycle seems to be repeating — the bulk of the growth comes from people upgrading from an OS that was one release behind (October 2018 Update) and not the last release,” AdDuplex explained.

Last month, Microsoft announced that the November 2019 Update was now available for all Windows 10 users who manually check for updates. The company has also started to automatically upgrade users still on the October 2018 Update to the latest Windows release, as the October 2018 Update will reach end of support in May 2020 for Home and Pro users.

The November 2019 Update will likely become the most popular version of Windows 10 by the time Microsoft releases its successor later this spring. Windows 10 version 2004 (20H1) will likely be released in April or May, but you can already install it by joining the Windows Insider Slow Ring.