U.S. consumers have fallen for Windows 10, according to a just-published survey done for researcher IDC, with a larger fraction of those polled already running the OS than the predecessors, Windows 7 or Windows 8.

About 30% of the survey’s respondents who confirmed they had a Windows PC said they were running Windows 10, compared to approximately 27% who tapped Windows 8 and 28% who named Windows 7.

And Windows 10’s user satisfaction was impressively high: Of those who said they have the new operating system, just over 60% picked “favorable” or “very favorable” when asked their take. (The former outpolled the latter of the two responses by a ratio of 4:1.). About 1 in 10 said Windows 10 had left an “unfavorable” or “very unfavorable” impression.

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