Activate Windows watermark in Windows 11

Just finished a series of original minimalist wallpapers for my workspace, but Windows 11 won't let me apply them. The error “You need to activate Windows before you can personalize your PC” pops up everywhere, and the transparent watermark in the corner ruins the look of my designs. Is there a way to “trick” the system into thinking it's activated, which would allow me to remove these restrictions and finally use my own work as a background?

After assembling my new work PC, I least expected that a simple wallpaper change would become a problem. Windows 11 simply blocked my access to personalization, requiring activation, and the semi-transparent inscription in the corner began to annoy me after just an hour. Studying the experiences of other users on the network, I noticed that many solved this problem using kms pico for me, this was a convenient technical solution that helped the system “accept” the configuration as correct. This instantly removed all restrictions: the watermark disappeared, and the settings menu finally worked. It is only important to focus on the security settings and clearly identify your system version before you start.