I installed a clean version of Windows, and now this damn watermark is hanging there. I found a way to activate it, but I'm a little hesitant to do so in case it causes problems. Has anyone else encountered this? Is it safe to activate the system this way, or will I just kill my new computer? I would appreciate some real feedback.

kasinnaub wrote:
I installed a clean version of Windows, and now this damn watermark is hanging there. I found a way to activate it, but I'm a little hesitant to do so in case it causes problems. Has anyone else encountered this? Is it safe to activate the system this way, or will I just kill my new computer? I would appreciate some real feedback.
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