The photo is a link. Here, according to Greg Keizer of Computerworld magazine, is the scoop. At 28 months before Windows 7 death, the majority of Windows computer users still use Windows 7. In fact, over the past 16 months, Windows 7 has actually GAINED .6%. With 28 months to go, XP was at 3 points lower percentage use than Windows 7 is now.
The reason is commercial use. Since Windows 10 is not secure and cannot be made secure, with its telemetry collecting your proprietary data and sending it who knows where twice a day, businesses cannot accept Windows 10 as an operating system. It just isn't going to happen.
Microsoft's refusal to bow down to customer needs will bear the same result as Walmart's closing of checkout lanes and insertion of self-checkout trying to force shoppers to cooperate with their plan of firing cashiers, and monopoly cable companies now looking to rip $200 a month from you for their "economical" bundle. There is a breaking point and suddenly, before they even have time to react, those companies will find themselves bankrupt.
I'm getting ready to fire Spektrum right now after they raised their most economical bundle over $160 per month. I'll buy internet only until competition comes along. Then they can whistle Dixie.
We are Customer. We are King. Serve us or die.