God Mode in Windows 10 (patched version)

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God Mode is a convenient way to access Windows commands in one window. Let's see how you can use this mode.

God Mode is a special option available in Windows for a long time that gives you quick access to most commands from the Control Panel. On HabrΓ© was publication about this feature in Windows 7. But in Windows 10, there have been significant interface changes, so this option has become even more relevant.

God Mode, or Windows Master Control Panel, provides a significant time saver by eliminating the need to search through various windows and screens for the Control Panel command you need.

God Mode has always been considered a tool for advanced Windows users and developers, but it can be useful for anyone who wants a set of commands available in one place. Since Microsoft no longer offers a handy shortcut to the Control Panel in Windows 10, God Mode can be a quick and easy way to access all the basic commands. How to set up and use God Mode in Windows 10?

First, make sure you're logged into your Windows 10 PC with an account that has administrator privileges. To check this, go to Settings, select the Accounts category, and then look at the Your Info setting to make sure your account is set up as an administrator.

Then right-click on any free area of ​​the desktop. In the pop-up menu, go to "New" and select the "Folder" command:

God Mode in Windows 10 (patched version)

Right click on the icon of the new folder and rename it to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}and then press Enter:

God Mode in Windows 10 (patched version)

Double click on the icon and a window with all available commands will open. Note that the commands are organized using the Control Panel applet, so you can view different categories including AutoPlay, Administrative Tools, File History, File Explorer Options, Programs and Features, Color Management, Troubleshooting, Devices and Printers, User Accounts, and Security Center and service:

God Mode in Windows 10 (patched version)

Alternatively, you can search for a specific command or applet in the God Mode window. Just enter a keyword or term in the search field to get relevant results:

God Mode in Windows 10 (patched version)

When you see the desired command, simply double-click on it to run it:

God Mode in Windows 10 (patched version)

Finally, you can move the GodMode folder icon to a different location. However, the desktop is the most convenient place to place it.

Source: habr.com

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