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In this article, the wikiHow will guide you to temporarily disable watermarks and notifications related to Windows activation. Although you can change the value in the Services menu or adjust the Windows Registry to turn it off temporarily, activating Windows is still the only way you can turn off these notifications completely.
Steps
Using Services
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Open Start 
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. Click the Windows logo located in the lower left corner of the screen. The Start menu will be opened.
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Type services into Start to find Services, an application that allows you to control system processes running on your computer.
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Click Services . This is the gear-shaped icon at the top of the Start window. At this point, the Services window will be displayed.
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Scroll down and click Software Protection . This service is located in the “S” section of the window.
- On some computers it will probably be sppsvc instead of Software Protection.
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Click the “Properties” icon. This is the folder-shaped icon located just below the View tab in the upper left of the window. A new window will appear.
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Click Stop in the left, center of the window to stop the Software Protection service.
- If this button is disabled (it’s greyed out), you’ll have to resort to the Registry.
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Click the OK button at the bottom of the window. Windows activation will be disabled until the computer is restarted or updated: then you will have to disable it again.
Using Registry Editor
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Open Start
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. Click the Windows logo located in the lower left corner of the screen.
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Type regedit into Start to search for the Registry Editor command line window.
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Click regedit . It’s the set of blue blocks located at the top of the Start window.
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Click Yes when prompted to open the Registry Editor window.
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Expand the “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE” folder. Click the button
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left side of the “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE” folder. This folder is located in the upper left of the Registry window.
- If there is an indented column just below “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE” then this folder is already expanded.
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Expand the “SYSTEM” (System) folder near the bottom of the list of subfolders of the “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE” folder.
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Expand the “CurrentContrpSet” folder.
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Expand the “Services” folder. A long list of subfolders will be displayed.
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Scroll down and select the “sppsvc” folder. At this point, the contents of the folder will be displayed on the right side of the window.
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Select the “Start” file near the bottom of the file list on the right side of the window.
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Click the Edit tab near the upper-left corner of the Registry window. A menu will be dropped down.
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Click Modify at the top of the drop-down menu. A new window will appear.
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Type 4 into the window. This change will disable notifications related to activation.
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Click OK at the bottom of the window. Activation will be disabled until the computer is updated or restarted: at this point, you will have to disable it again.
Windows Activation
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Open Start
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. Click the Windows logo located in the lower left corner of the screen.
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Open Settings 
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(Establish). Click the gear icon in the left part of the Start window.
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Click Update & security . The circle icon made up of these two arrow-shaped curves is located at the bottom of the Settings window.
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Click the Activation tab on the left side of the window.
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Activate your version of Windows. Depending on whether you purchased an activation key or upgraded it for free on another computer, you’ll have to use one of two ways: [1] X Trusted Source Microsoft Support Go to source
- Free Upgrade – Click Troubleshoot , enter your Microsoft email address and password when prompted. Next, click Activate Windows and then Activate when prompted.
- Buy a key – Click Go to store , click the Buy button located under the version of Windows you want, and enter your payment information.
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Restart the computer. Click Start
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, then Power
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(Off/On), Restart . After the reboot is complete, your computer will be Windows activated.
Advice
- The paid version of Windows has far more customization options than the free trial version.
Warning
- Avoid using software that claims to turn off Windows activation notifications completely: they are often malicious software for the computer (and even if they are not, they are very illegal).
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In this article, the wikiHow will guide you to temporarily disable watermarks and notifications related to Windows activation. Although you can change the value in the Services menu or adjust the Windows Registry to turn it off temporarily, activating Windows is still the only way you can turn off these notifications completely.
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