Results show that the highly criticised Windows 8 has caused little negative impact



From Hexus:

ACSI's results shows that Microsoft's score has bounced back to where it was in 2012, to 75 points, but it is still three points below its record high score of 78 in 2011, when Windows 7 was at its peak. On the other hand, Microsoft's all time low came in 2008, where the poor result of 69 points was credited to the 2007 Windows Vista OS.

Backtracking a year, when Microsoft was down a point on these latest figures, many blamed it on Windows 8, but managing director of ACSI, David VanAmburg, said at the time; "Windows 8 is still behind the numbers during Windows 7's time three years ago, but there's not much evidence that it's it is dragging Microsoft down."

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