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Activate GodMode in Windows 10
If the Settings menu and Control Panel are too complicated, use GodMode to find all your settings.
Or you can call it anything you want per author Sarah Jacobsson Purewal like Sarah Mode.
In Windows 10, settings and controls are divided between the new Settings menu and the traditional Control Panel. Some settings -- including touchscreen-specific settings and Windows Update -- are found only in the Settings menu, while others, such as the Device Manager, are still mostly accessed through the Control Panel.
If you're sick of switching between the Settings menu and the Control Panel, searching for your lost settings, there is a way to access all settings and controls in one place: GodMode.
GodMode is a dedicated folder that lets you see all control panels in one place -- here, you'll be able to do everything from adding clocks for different time zones to defragmenting your drives. And it's a snap to set up.
To enable GodMode, right-click on the desktop and click New > Folder.
Copy and paste the following* into the folder name:
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
The folder icon will change to a control panel icon. Double-click on the new icon to see your universal settings panel.
*You can put any text before the period in the folder name. So, for example, you can name it SarahMode instead of GodMode.
Activate GodMode in Windows 10
If the Settings menu and Control Panel are too complicated, use GodMode to find all your settings.
Or you can call it anything you want per author Sarah Jacobsson Purewal like Sarah Mode.
In Windows 10, settings and controls are divided between the new Settings menu and the traditional Control Panel. Some settings -- including touchscreen-specific settings and Windows Update -- are found only in the Settings menu, while others, such as the Device Manager, are still mostly accessed through the Control Panel.
If you're sick of switching between the Settings menu and the Control Panel, searching for your lost settings, there is a way to access all settings and controls in one place: GodMode.
GodMode is a dedicated folder that lets you see all control panels in one place -- here, you'll be able to do everything from adding clocks for different time zones to defragmenting your drives. And it's a snap to set up.
To enable GodMode, right-click on the desktop and click New > Folder.
Copy and paste the following* into the folder name:
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
The folder icon will change to a control panel icon. Double-click on the new icon to see your universal settings panel.
*You can put any text before the period in the folder name. So, for example, you can name it SarahMode instead of GodMode.
