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lavado de cara en Windows 3.1, que se hizodisponible para el público en general el 1 de marzo de 1992. El soporte de Windows 3.1 terminó el 31 de diciembre de 2001.
Cuota de uso
Fuente
Net Market Share
W3Counter
Global Stats
DatoSeptiembre 2012
Septiembre 2012
Septiembre 2012
Versiones
91.73%
76.6%
87.42%
Windows 7
44.04%
44.79%
52.2%
Windows XP
41.23%
25.15%
27.64%
Windows Vista
6.05%
6.36%
7.58%
Windows 8
0.3%0.3%
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Windows 2000
0.07%
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Windows NT 4.0
0.03%
—
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Windows 98
0.01%
—
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Windows 95
—
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Seguridad
Una de las principales críticas que con frecuencia reciben los sistemasoperativos Windows es la debilidad del sistema en lo que a seguridad se refiere y el alto índice devulnerabilidades críticas. El propio Bill Gates, fundador de Microsoft, ha asegurado en repetidas ocasionesque la seguridad es objetivo primordial para su empresaPartiendo de la base de que no existe un sistema completamente libre de errores, las críticas se centran en la lentitud con la que la empresa...