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How to activate god mode in Windows 7,8,10

How To Activate 'God Mode' On Windows 7,8 and 10

What if I tell you, Your windows actually have two control panels ? God mode is something that serves users more than 260 settings on any windows version and that too in a particular location. Therefore, we are going to share the easiest method that will help you enable God mode in your windows computer. Go through the post to know about it.


Today we will be talking about God Mode. In simple words, it gives system administrators access to numbers of settings that are actually hidden or not available in the form of shortcuts. God mode will be helpful for users who want to access more complex system configurations.

Let me clarify one thing, it is not something detective type of things that is kept hidden. It is simply a control panel which brings us numerous settings all together which makes it easier to manage various settings. God mode was first revealed in 2007 and it works on all windows versions which include Windows 7, Windows 8 and also the new one Windows 10


How To Activate ‘God Mode’ On Windows 7,8 and 10

The GodMode is a hidden Windows function that combines all the system settings to a folder. God Mode feature is a good option for those who want more than 260 settings of any windows version assembled in a single location.


Steps To Activate God Mode On Windows

Step 1. You need to right-click on the desktop and then create a new folder.

Activate God Mode On Windows

Step 2. Now you need to Right-click on the newly created folder and there you have to select the option “Rename” and paste the following code:

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


Activate God Mode On Windows

Step 3. Once you have replaced the name, you will see an icon which shares similar look like a control panel.

Activate God Mode On Windows

Step 4. Double-click on it to launch the God mode.

Activate God Mode On Windows

That’s it! You can now access over 260 commands!


GodMode tools are separated into different categories, and these are sorted in alphabetical order. Use the feature at will, but remember to never rename the “folder / icon” because access will be lost instantly and you have to redo the procedure from the beginning. Hope you like the post! Do share with your friends too! Leave a comment below if you are facing any issue enabling the God mode in windows.

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