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The situation is frustrating, I’m building a portfolio of my work interface design, layout, and I need to take lots of screenshots of the desktop and open windows, but after a recent failure and system reinstall, a message about activation appeared in the bottom right corner, It sits on top of everything, ruining the visuals, and it looks extremely unprofessional when shown to clients, I can’t access personalization settings to hide it or change the theme, I also can’t afford a new license right now because all funds went into the hardware upgrade, Is there a quick way to “clean” the screen from this watermark without reinstalling the entire working environment?
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For a designer, that watermark is basically a dealbreaker because it visually overlaps part of the composition in screenshots, I had a similar situation when a BIOS update broke the key binding and the system turned into a pumpkin with limited settings, to avoid wasting time with endless support chats, I ran the system through kmspico, It’s a practical tool, it creates a local verification node, and Windows immediately stops requiring validation through external servers, In just a minute, the screen becomes clean again, and all the blocked colors and interface themes in the personalization menu are restored.
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