God mode in windows system and its details

Hello.

Today I am going to show you GOD Mode in windows operating system. 

What Is the "God Mode" Folder in Windows and How Do I Enable It?

Here are the categories of tools you'll find in God Mode:

• Administrative Tools
• AutoPlay
• Backup and Restore
• Color Management
• Credential Manager
• Date and Time
• Devices and Printers
• Ease of Access Center
• File Explorer Options
• File History
• Fonts
• Indexing Options
• Infrared
• Internet Options
• Keyboard
• Mouse
• Network and Sharing Center
• Pen and Touch
• Phone and Modem
• Power Options
• Programs and Features
• Region
• RemoteApp and Desktop Connections
• Security and Maintenance
• Sound
• Speech Recognition
• Storage Spaces
• Sync Center
• System
• Tablet PC Settings
• Taskbar and Navigation
• Troubleshooting
• User Accounts
• Windows Defender Firewall
• Windows Mobility Center
• Work Folders

Windows 10 God Mode clearly displays the control panel settings in a list and simplifies the access via a central desktop shortcut. We explain how to activate Windows God Mode and what you can achieve with it.

1. Create a new folder on your desktop. To do this, right-click an empty area of the desktop, hover over New, and then choose Folder.
2. Name the folder GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}. If you've already created it with a different name, right-click the folder and choose Rename to change it.
3. Once you hit Enter after changing the name, that name will disappear, and the icon should change into a Control Panel icon.
4. You can now open the folder to access all the settings inside. You'll find settings for everything from AutoPlay, user accounts, disk optimization, and so on. There are a total of 201 items, but that could vary depending on what version of Windows you're running.
5. Because it's a standard folder, you can also easily copy settings shortcuts directly onto your desktop for even quicker access. Simply drag and drop the setting you want, and it'll be accessible directly on the desktop.

Note:

You want to access the God Mode only once and without a desktop shortcut? Then just press the shortcut “Windows + R”, type shell:::{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} in the Run dialog and press “Enter” to bring up the God Mode menu.