Windows Insider builds and beta builds are a great way to get a taste of the upcoming update. Due to the upcoming Windows 11 release, many users around the world have joined the insider program to test out the new OS. However, some users are finding the ‘Evaluation copy’ watermark to be quite annoying. So what is it? Should you be worried about it? Has your copy of Windows expired? Let’s find out! What is the evaluation copy watermark? Evaluation copy watermark is a watermark added by Windows to your desktop in the bottom right corner of your screen. This watermark denotes your current build, your Windows edition, and its desired variant. This is intended for the user to know their current beta or dev build with a single glance. However, if you use your machine for everyday tasks, then this can be an annoying addition to your desktop. In such cases, you can use the methods below to disable it on your system. Why did you get the evaluation copy watermark? Watermarked copies are a g...