And you can see this Watermark only in dev or beta channel build. This Watermark is just to tell your current windows version. so many insiders will get this prompt to identify the current build version. It is perfectly legal under MS’s terms to evaluate the OS without activating, as ling as you are not in violation of the terms & conditions in the section that I posted.You cant just say it has nothing to do with the watermark, when Im playing, its not the watermark that gets my attention after gaming, its the mouse input delay, basically, I feel it, then I look in the bottom right corner and there it is, the watermark pops up, and what else, it popped up after 3 hours of uptime, and it takes 3 hours for the watermark to pop up, so after it pops up, I just end the process explorer.So why is this Watermark appearing in this build? Because Microsoft is going to release a stable build. Regardless if what a certain member is getting upset about. Now if you use a legal key with INSIDER EDITIONS OF home & Pro, you do not see the kind of issues that you are seeing. It is why insiders get an update every 30 days. You are Evaluating an OS that is far from the set time that MS allows. It is perfectly legal under MS’s terms to evaluate the OS without activating, as ling as you are not in violation of the terms & conditions in the section that I posted.
Also its not making my system lagging, it adds a slight delay to the mouse input.Has nothing to do with the watermark. I know 100% it is that overlay, all I ask is for info about it, how the overlay works, why it forces the vsync like delay, also, in game, my game is all choppy due to high fps, and when the overlay pops up, my fps is still unlimited but the choppyness is gone, so Im assuming its some form of vsync, not the type that limits the fps, also I have not modified my Windin any way, shape, or form, litterally just installed the Windows 10 iso assistant or something like that, and went through the process of downloading it, extracted it, and setup windows 10.
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