How to Access God Mode in Windows 7

Microsoft has strives to form Windows into a natural, easy to use working framework. For some, however, "easy to understand" is simply one more method for saying "dumbed down" trying to constrain all clients into a restricted, treat cutter framework. Power clients and IT executives should have the capacity to go behind the blind of the agreeable client interface and get down to the matter of tweaking and modifying the working framework to address their issues. That is the place Windows 7's "GodMode" comes in.

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It may sound a bit too much, but Windows 7's God Mode is indeed omnipresent. It puts hundreds of settings from all around the operating system all in one place. Making you God. Of your little computer. Good job.

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How to Enable God Mode in Windows 7

• Step 1 - Create a folder. Right click the Desktop, click New, and then Folder.
• Step 2 - Name the folder with a sequence. Copy God Mode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}, then right click the folder you created, select Rename, and replace its name with that by pasting over the original name. Press Enter on your keyboard to confirm the change.

• Step 3 - The folder should change. The name should automatically change to God Mode, and the icon should change to the Control Panel icon.

• Step 4 - This Folder is your gateway to the God Mode of Windows 7. Double click it to access its features.
• Step 5 - The name God Mode is not mandatory. You may change it to your preference.
• Step 6 - You can even delete this folder or move the folder to any other location on your computer.