The operating system named Windows 11, released by the US-based technology giant Microsoft a few years ago, was on the agenda mostly because of its system requirements. Because Microsoft announced that this operating system will only be supported for processors with TPM 2.0. Processors that do not have TPM 2.0 support would also use this operating system. However, according to Microsoft, these computers would not receive official support.
Now, a new move has come from Microsoft regarding Windows 11. Owners of computers who started receiving the January 2023 update of Windows 11 began to see a watermark that their computers did not support Windows 11. Moreover, this watermark, unfortunately, cannot be removed. At least for now…
Here’s what the watermark looks like on computers without official support
When we look at the screenshots from users, we see that the watermark in question contains a message saying “System requirements were not met”. The second line of the three-line watermark contains the Windows 11 version, and the third line contains detailed information about the version. However, this notification is not displayed by all users who do not support the processor. Only some users have made a notification about this issue.
We have nothing more to say about the watermark that started appearing in Windows 11. In fact, this watermark was also brought up by testers last year. At the last point we have reached, it seems that Microsoft has started to offer the watermark that it tested last year to stable version users as well. We anticipate that in the near future there will be third-party solutions on how to hide this watermark.
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