Given its explosive early growth, it will come as no surprise that Windows 10 version 1803 has made only small usage gains in the past month.

“The April 2018 Update [Windows 10 version 1803] was already prevalent on the PCs last month,” the most recent AdDuplex report notes. “So, it’s no surprise that it only gained a few extra percentage points this month.”

Windows 10 version 1803 now accounts for 87 percent of all Windows 10 versions out in the wild. Version 1709 still has 7.8 percent usage, while all previous versions are in the very low single digits.

I assume that Windows 10 version 1803 will soon surpass the usage high of 92.1 percent, which the previous version, 1709, hit when version 1803 was delayed a month. But it only has a few months to do so, as its successor, Windows 10 version 1809, is expected as soon as next month.