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Originally Posted by Andrew025
It should be gone once you install the anniversary update.
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Yea, that was what I was going to say. There are also other ways to get rid of it but they require either the use of a 3rd party tool, or pulling out the old hex editor and changing the DLL where the watermark is stored.
I run the Insider Preview version of Windows 10, so I have it too, and it's even bigger. Thing is I don't even notice it any more, like that spot on the wall that disappears after a while.
You can also "mask" it by using a wallpaper that is white in that area. Windows 10 doesn't adjust the color from what I have seen so a white or light photo it will blend into.