Huawei's HarmonyOS system, with its strong cross-device compatibility and huge user base, has become the focus of global attention. However, when people expect the HarmonyOS system to show its strength in the PC field, the reality has poured cold water. Although Huawei is working hard to advance the development of the PC version of the HarmonyOS system, it is almost impossible to replace Windows. 
Let's dive into the current state of the PC market. Although the global PC market is huge, the competition is fierce, and the market share of major manufacturers is relatively stable. According to data from market research institutes, although Huawei's shipments in the PC field are growing year on year, it still lags far behind the market leader. At the same time, Windows, as the overlord of the PC operating system, has a strong ecosystem and a wide user base. If HarmonyOS wants to challenge the status of Windows, it must face a reality: PC users have a high degree of freedom to choose the operating system. Unlike mobile phones, PC users are free to choose the operating system according to their needs and preferences. This means that the HarmonyOS system must establish an ecosystem comparable to Windows in a short period of time, providing enough applications and tools to meet the needs of users. 
However, the challenges facing the HarmonyOS system go far beyond that. The HarmonyOS system needs the support of software developers to develop applications and tools that are suitable for the system. However, the existing PC software ecosystem is quite mature and stable, and many developers may not have the incentive to redevelop a set of versions for HarmonyOS. In addition, hardware manufacturers also need to develop drivers for HarmonyOS systems, which is a time-consuming and laborious task. 
So, why does Huawei insist on developing the PC version of the HarmonyOS system? This may be due to strategic considerations. As Huawei's self-developed operating system, HarmonyOS carries Huawei's ambitions in the software field. By expanding the HarmonyOS system to the PC field, Huawei can further strengthen its ecosystem and improve its competitiveness in the technology field. Although it is almost impossible for the PC version of the HarmonyOS system to replace Windows, this does not mean that the HarmonyOS system has no future. In the future, the HarmonyOS system has the potential to become a bridge connecting Huawei's various devices and providing a more seamless cross-device experience, which is also a development direction worth looking forward to. 
With the continuous advancement of technology and the development and change of the market, it is possible for the HarmonyOS system to find its foothold in certain market segments. For Huawei, continuing to invest in R&D and improving the functions and ecosystem of the HarmonyOS system may usher in a turnaround at some point in the future.
Hotspot Engine Plan Overall, it is a difficult task to replace Windows with the PC version of HarmonyOS. Huawei needs to overcome all kinds of difficulties to gain a foothold in the highly competitive PC market. Despite the challenging road, Huawei's determination and efforts are worth looking forward to. How will the PC market evolve in the future? Let's wait and see!