Windows’s activation watermark doesn’t impact your PC’s performance. The Windows activation watermark appears when you have not activated the operating system. This makes it easier to access the Start menu if you have muscle memory for older versions.Īlso, when it comes to customizing the taskbar, check out our article on removing widgets. Well, if you are using a pirated version or trial version of Windows 10, then you might be getting a ‘Activate Windows’ watermark on the bottom-right corner of your screen. Now Start Menu and the rest of the items you have pinned to the taskbar will appear on the lower left-hand side of the screen. We can expect more to be added – and some things removed – as we get closer to the official release.
Remember, Windows 11 is currently in beta and the first official release was yesterday. You can’t move the taskbar around like you can on older versions of Windows. Hopefully, we get more options when Windows 11 get closer to its stable release in the coming Fall. You can’t move the taskbar like on Windows 10.
At the time of this writing, the only two options are to move it to the center or the left. Now under the “Taskbar behaviors” section click the “ Taskbar alignment” dropdown menu. Next, click on the Taskbar behaviors option to display a dropdown menu. Scroll down on the right and click Taskbar. Then click on the Personalize button for the list on the left. Open the Settings page by using the keyboard shortcut Windows key + I (note that several Windows 10 keyboard combos still work in Windows 11). Unfortunately, it isn’t there it’s located at the center of the screen like the shot shown below.
When you begin using Windows 11, you’ll find yourself automatically moving the mouse pointer over to the lower-left corner to access the Start button. To activate Windows using the product key, follow these steps: 1. Permanently Remove The Activate Windows 10 Watermark. However, if you have a product key, then you can directly remove that watermark by simply entering a valid 25-digit product key.
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