Making some administrative chores convenient can cut down many of the
jobs you have to perform simultaneously. Making the chores shorter is
one of the divine principles that can really do wonders. This example is
perfectly simulated using the God Mode which brings everything into a
single folder. The God Mode is also known as the All Tasks folder.
Why use God Mode?
Unless you are an elite Windows user, the so-called God Mode or in
reality the Windows Master Control Panel Shortcut is definitely useless.
Well, it is something that gives you the complete control of the
operating system into a single folder from where you can access them,
make the required changes or add some enhanced panel into the line of
processing. But make sure that you only try this trick if you know
almost everything in order to control a system. Else in the very next
step, you would crash the machine. Take it this way, God Mode brings the
control panel and plenty of other administrative files in a single
folder. There is nothing like a secret feature that gets unlocked.
Instead what you get is the Windows interface tweak center that you can
already explore in a different corner of this operating system.
Altogether you get 206 tools packed in a folder.
While exploring the folder you would come across some major tools
like auto-play tools, restoration, backup, display management, plug-in
devices, files and index options, connectivity, voice recognition and
much more. Further, all the tools are expanded in sub-categories which
increases the usability and administrative controls.
How to enable It?
Before moving ahead, let’s clear a thing. The “God Mode” is just a
famous string for this folder, otherwise, you can name it anything you
like. Well, you need to log in as the administrator or must have the
administrative rights to make this happen. Once the administrator
profile or the administrative rights are enabled, move to the desktop
and create a new folder. Name the new folder as
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}.
As specified earlier, you can replace the “GodMode” to any of your
interested titles. But just make sure that the braced string with the
dot or period before them is properly and accurately added to make the
folder effective. If the new folder icon changes to a control panel one,
it means the folder is enabled. Open the folder to view what is inside.
Well, it would certainly open up a new world of the Microsoft Windows
onto you initially, but later it will just act as a tool.
Something not to forget, the God Mode was first introduced in the
Windows Vista which carried on in all the subsequent versions which also
includes the Windows 10.
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