Activate GodMode mode on Windows 10, 8 and 7

What is Godmode?

If you're a long-time Windows user, you've probably heard of GodMode mode. In fact, GodeMode is called Shortcut Windows Master Control Panel.

GodMode is a special folder on Windows that gives you access to over 200 tools and settings that are often hidden in Control Panel and other windows and folders. When enabled, God Mode allows you to do everything, such as quickly opening the disk defragmenter, viewing event logs, accessing Device Manager, adding Bluetooth devices, formatting hard drive partitions, driver updates. , open Task Manager, change your screen settings, customize your mouse, hide file extensions, change font settings, rename files and lots of other things.

For users who want to learn more about Windows 10/8/7, or simply want to learn and discover new features on Windows, God Mode can be used. This is a mode that helps users dig deeper into the operating system, and can display settings that are not displayed on Windows. In the following article, Network Administrator will show you how to enable God Mode on Windows 10, 8 and Windows 7.

GodMode folder on Windows 10 (Click on image to see larger size)

Activate GodMode mode on Windows 10

Step 1: Create a new folder by right-clicking the Desktop screen => select New => Folder.

Step 2: Name the folder:

 GodMode. {ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} 

Note: You can replace GodMode with any name you want, such as JediMode or NinjaMode .

Step 3: Open the GodMode folder you just created to access more than 260 commands, from Admin tools to backup tools, and some other important setup options.

In addition, you can drag and drop any command from GodMode folder to the Desktop to access options quickly.

Activate GodMode mode on Windows 8/7

Step 1: Right click on the desktop and select New => Folder .

If you don't want a desktop icon, you can create a new folder in your C: drive using Windows Explorer or My Computer . You can do this by right-clicking on the C: drive , selecting New, Folder . You can now access anytime.

Step 2: Copy and paste the name for the new folder:

 GodMode {ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} 

See the example illustrated below:

Step 3: The folders on your desktop will now be a God Mode shortcut.

When clicking access it can find all hidden settings and you can modify.

Note on Windows 8: If you get just a new folder with numbers and letters in it, you can delete that new folder and recreate it on Windows Explorer (bottom left) and change the set under the View tab of Windows Explorer . Then check the boxes, extension files, names and hidden ones.

If you do not want to activate God Mode manually, you can download some of the following programs to your device and install. The programs will activate God Mode on your Windows 8 and Windows 7 computers:

1. God Mode Maker
2. MyGodMode

Note when activating GodMode on Windows

1. Windows XP does not support GodMode.
2. You need to create a new folder, do not use an existing directory (containing other files and subdirectories). Because after turning into a GodMode folder, all the files and folders in it will be hidden and during the GodMode process, you cannot access those files and subdirectories.
3. You cannot use Windows Explorer to rename the GodMode folder to the original folder, but you must use the Command Prompt at the GodMode folder location created and use the following command to change the name of the folder you want, for example Quantrimang :

 lace "God Mode. {ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}" Quantrimang 

1. The word "GodMode" in the directory name can be changed to anything you want, it is only intended to help you determine what the directory is, as long as the "GodMode" part is the same as you see above. is to be.
2. The folder icon will change to the Control Panel icon and the characters after "GodMode" in the name will disappear.

Good luck!