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Secret Tip: How to access Windows 7 ‘God Mode’
Some Windows 7 users have come across an undocumented feature of their operating system, which allows access to practically every configuration setting from a single location. The so called ‘God Mode’ is something that Microsoft’s software developers use to make their lives easier while developing software, but is not intended for the general public. However, using God Mode can greatly speed-up how you work with Windows, since you don’t need to go searching through different control panels looking for the setting you’re after – practically all Windows settings are available from a single location. To access God Mode, follow the steps below:
Some Windows 7 users have come across an undocumented feature of their operating system, which allows access to practically every configuration setting from a single location. The so called ‘God Mode’ is something that Microsoft’s software developers use to make their lives easier while developing software, but is not intended for the general public. However, using God Mode can greatly speed-up how you work with Windows, since you don’t need to go searching through different control panels looking for the setting you’re after – practically all Windows settings are available from a single location. To access God Mode, follow the steps below:
- Right-click on a blank area of the desktop and choose New > Folder.
- Name the new folder godmode.{00C6D95F-329C-409a-81D7-C46C66EA7F33}
- Double-click on the godmode folder and you will be taken to a comprehensive new settings panel.

LeslieG- Jester

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Re: Windows 7
WARNING!
Im told that Godmode should not be used on Win7 64bit system as it would cause a system crash and only works on Win7 32bit only
Im told that Godmode should not be used on Win7 64bit system as it would cause a system crash and only works on Win7 32bit only
Re: Windows 7
vinman wrote:WARNING!
Im told that Godmode should not be used on Win7 64bit system as it would cause a system crash and only works on Win7 32bit only
Works okay for me in 7 64-bit... I heard the issues are with Vista 64-bit.

SithTracy- Retired Admin/Mod

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Re: Windows 7
So I have been misinformed would not be the first time thanks for clarifying that for me as I just thought if it was true, I would hate for someones system to crash
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