Testing out Windows 10 Education

Downloaded Win10 Edu off Microsoft Tech Bench using the script hack, and decided to install it on my PC.

At first I didn't have the key, and I did a separate clean install since I'm not sure if this will fuck up my current Win10 Pro activation status (this one was actually cracked using Daz Loader, but became totally genuine after the digital entitlement).

Decided to download KMSPico 10.2.0, which claims to work on all Win10 editions, but it claims that this one uses the retail key instead of VL. It refused to activate it, so I thought I'm shit outta luck.

It was at this moment I realized that it probably needed a product key, so I googled for Win10 education product key and I found one (not gonna show it here). Reopened KMSPico, and it then worked like a charm. The OS was successfully activated.

However, the annoying thing is that it has this permanent watermark that says "Windows 10 Education". This usually only comes up when Windows is not yet activated but this time it's still there. After googling, however, this was deliberate and is there to annoy consumers for whatever reason. I guess someone at M$ thinks that it's a good idea, but really, it just fucks up the whole shit.

Universal Watermark Remover is able to remove it. I've tested it and it worked.

Anyway, I opened control panel, and searched for "windows to go", since this version of Windows is claimed to have the Windows To Go feature. To my surprise, it has it. Really, this is basically just Win10 Enterprise, intended for academic use, and with that annoying watermark on the desktop.