Since there were still quite a few PCs that didn’t check-marked these requirements, Microsoft relaxed its rule and made it possible to allow its latest OS on unsupported PC, but obviously, with a few strings attached. For example, installing Windows 11 on unsupported hardware could lead to compatibility issues and your PC might no longer receive OS and security updates. And now it seems the OS giants would take more drastic measures to remind you that your PC doesn’t meet the minimum system requirements.
Many Insider Preview users are reporting that they are getting the System requirements not met message on their Windows 11 PC. It is appearing in two different places- in the Settings menu (just below your PC name) and at the bottom right of your desktop, the latter one as a watermark. While the Settings menu isn’t much of a distraction, it’s the desktop watermark that is definitely conflicting with the workflow. If you also echo this thought, then this guide shall help you out. In this tutorial, we will show you the steps to remove the System requirements not met watermark on your Windows 11 PC.
How to Remove System Requirements Not Met Watermark in Windows 11
That’s it. These were the steps to remove the System requirements not met watermark on your Windows 11 PC. As of now, there doesn’t seem to be any tweak that could remove the warning from the Settings menu. We will update this guide as and when there is any further development surrounding it. In the meantime, if your PC is also displaying the Evaluation Copy watermark, then you could easily remove it as well.
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