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How do I remove the watermark from Windows 8.1 Pro build 9600?

Joe Ford

How do I remove the watermark from Windows 8.1 Pro build 9600?

How to remove the Windows 8.1 build 9600 watermark

  1. First, open up a command prompt and type the following: bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING OFF.
  2. restart your computer.
  3. The watermark should have disappeared.
  4. Download WCP Watermark Editor.
  5. run the .exe file.
  6. Check the “Remove all watermark” option.
  7. Click on “Apply New Settings”
  8. Reboot your computer.

How do I activate Windows 8.1 Pro and build 9600?

Instructions:

  1. Run Microsoft Toolkit.exe as administrator. If you will see blue screen in Windows 8 -> Click “More Info” -> “Run Anyway“.
  2. Click on Windows icon.
  3. Click on tab «Activation», click« EZ-Activator ».
  4. After activation you can click «Uninstall» on tab «Activation» under inscription «Tool – AutoKMS».

Which edition of Windows 8.1 is best?

Windows 8.1 Version Comparison | Which One is Best for You

  • Windows RT 8.1. It provides customers with same features as Windows 8, such as easy-to-use interface, Mail, SkyDrive, other built-in apps, touch function, etc.
  • Windows 8.1. For most consumers, Windows 8.1 is the best choice.
  • Windows 8.1 Pro.
  • Windows 8.1 Enterprise.

Does Windows 8.1 still get updates?

Windows 8 has reach end of support, which means Windows 8 devices no longer receive important security updates. Beginning in July 2019, the Windows 8 Store is officially closed. While you can no longer install or update applications from the Windows 8 Store, you can continue using those already installed.

How long will win 8.1 be supported?

Microsoft will begin Windows 8 and 8.1’s end of life and support in January 2023. This means it will stop all support and updates to the operating system.

Does anyone still use Windows XP?

First launched all the way back in 2001, Microsoft’s long-defunct Windows XP operating system is still alive and kicking among some pockets of users, according to data from NetMarketShare. As of last month, 1.26% of all laptops and desktop computers worldwide were still running on the 19-year-old OS….

Why does the military use Windows XP?

Where it is in use, it’s being used because despite the general backward compatibility of many programs on Windows, some just won’t work properly on newer operating systems without a complete rework of the software. This sort of problem normally shows up on programs that are much older than XP.