Each of these strings are separated by multiple periods and spaces, but only one is used by the watermark as far as I know. Note that there are several related strings surrounding this: “Windows”, “Windows 10″, “Windows 10 Education”, “Windows 10 Education 2″, etc.
Alternatively, you can perform a Unicode search for “Education” and you should also find it. Here, you should find the hex code and text that looks like this.
Open using He圎dit (or other similar program).If you aren’t familiar with granting yourself access to editing/deleting hex files, follow this guide to give yourself the ability to edit.This will be your backup of the original file in case Make a copy of this file in a different location, such as.Trouble finding it, simply search for it. Version, the last folder name may be different. You'll need He圎dit (or another hex file editor) to perform these steps I used He圎dit for this guide and it works just fine with Windows 10. Note that it involved editing a system hex file, and while I haven't experienced anything going wrong so far, I cannot promise it won't come with negative consequences.
I managed to come up with a temporary fix for the problem.
I ran into the same issue - the watermark drives me nuts.
