Yes, you can remove the evaluation copy watermark from Windows 11 using some registry tweaks. Then, just wait for few days, and it will get vanished. So if you don’t want to use any third-party software to remove it. And, it automatically goes away after few days. Evaluation Copy watermark just gives information about beta and developer build. Well, this watermark is not like the “your copy of Windows is not genuine” watermark. Remove Evaluation Copy watermark from Windows 11 Just wait for few days
But, if you still want to remove Evaluation Copy Watermark, then follow these methods.
That’s why this watermark will help you to identify the Windows version. So many users are promoting Windows beta and dev build as the final stable build. Windows 11 stable build release date is coming too close.
Reinstall Windows 10 back to the current Full Release of 1809.Yes, this watermark was not in the previous Windows build, it appears in the latest build after the update. Wait for the next Full Release (likely sometime in April). It's also well past the 10 day limit on roll-backs so you cannot simply roll back to 1809, even if you went from 1809 directly to the currently installed release. Stopping the Insider Preview builds does NOT take you back to the latest full release (1809). Right now your computer is on a February 2019 release of Windows 10, which is later than the most recent full release, which is dated September of 2018. I think you're missing a key bit of information: Stopping Insider Preview does not return your build to a current release, and you'll keep seeing that message UNTIL you're back on a regular release. You will see that watermark until you return to a Windows 10 regular release, the latest of which is build 17763, or Windows 10 1809. Your watermark notes that you are on 18342, which is an Insider Preview build:
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