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Windows 7 is the hot topic around the blogosphere right now and new tips and tricks are being talked about everywhere. I will be writing about one such trick in this article which will allow you to remove watermarks from windows 7. One annoyance with Windows 7 is that there are watermarks at a lot of places, mainly the one on the desktop though. I will tell you how to remove watermarks from windows 7 using a small patcher. You can see the watermark that is displayed on the Windows 7 desktop in the screenshot below:

RemoveWatermark is a freeware universal patcher that lets you remove watermarks from not only Windows 7 but also Windows Vista RTM, Windows Vista SP1, Windows Vista SP2, Windows Server 2008 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 SP2. RemoveWatermark supports both 32 bit and 64 bit operating systems so you can use with either version of your Windows 7. All languages are supported. The zip file that you will download contains two executable files, RemoveWatermarkX86.exe is to be used on 32-bit systems and RemoveWatermarkX64.exe is to be used on 64-bit systems.  You can download the zip file for RemoveWatermark from rapidshare or mediafire.

How to Remove Watermarks from Windows 7

1. Firstly, you will need to have administrators rights to run this program. You do not need to boot in Safe Mode to run this program. The program will work just fine in normal mode.
2. Open the exe file that corresponds to your system(either RemoveWatermarkX86.exe or RemoveWatermarkX64.exe)
3. Read the instructions listed and type ‘Y’ and hit enter to patch.
4. Restart your computer so that changes will take affect.

The file that you patched is “user32.dll” located in \windows\system32\user32.dll. A backup copy of the original file will also be created by this patch at \windows\system32\user32.dll.backup.

This method works perfectly and removes watermarks from windows 7. If you have any problems, ask for help through the comments below and I will be of as much help as I can.