How to enable the Hidden 'God Mode' in Windows 10
Microsoft’s Windows 10 has a hidden ‘God Mode’. In the context of Windows, the God Mode refers to the trick that allows users to create a shortcut to all of the operating system’s control panels. The feature is officially known as “Windows Master Control Panel.
The God Mode can be useful to power users as it gives access all the important panels from single folder. Most of consumers won’t really need the feature but it’s definitely a cool trick. It’s also quite easy to enable on your Windows PC.
To get started with the hidden God Mode, make sure you are signed in on your Windows 10 device as administrator. Here’s what you need to do next
Step 2: Once the new folder is created, rename it to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
Step 3: Once you exit the rename section, you’ll notice the icon of folder change to a Control Panel’s.
It is not necessary to keep the file name ‘God Mode’. In fact, you can use any name you like. Just replace the ‘God Mode’ text before the code.
Once you open the God Mode folder, you will notice up to shortcuts to 40 Settings. The settings may vary depending upon the Windows version you’re using.
The God Mode can be useful to power users as it gives access all the important panels from single folder. Most of consumers won’t really need the feature but it’s definitely a cool trick. It’s also quite easy to enable on your Windows PC.
To get started with the hidden God Mode, make sure you are signed in on your Windows 10 device as administrator. Here’s what you need to do next
Enable God Mode in Windows 10
Step 1: Go to your desktop and right click to create a new Folder.Step 2: Once the new folder is created, rename it to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
It is not necessary to keep the file name ‘God Mode’. In fact, you can use any name you like. Just replace the ‘God Mode’ text before the code.
Once you open the God Mode folder, you will notice up to shortcuts to 40 Settings. The settings may vary depending upon the Windows version you’re using.
