God mode was first added to the Windows 7 operating system, and then it "migrated" to Windows 8. Unfortunately, not all PC users know about it, although many OS parameters can be changed here.
What is God Mode in Windows 8?
God mode in the operating system is very suitable for system administrators, since with this mode the user gets the opportunity to control the entire computer using only one folder. This is where the very name of this regime came from. For the first time this feature was added in Windows 7, and only then in Windows 8. Therefore, owners of the 7 version of the Windows operating system can also try it. It is worth noting that the Internet is replete with various information that when this mode is launched, various kinds of errors and failures appear in the system. What this is connected with is not clear, it is possible that this is even a duck. In any case, the user can create a system restore point with which he can roll back it before making various changes and directly starting this mode.
How to start god mode in Windows 8?
Now, directly about starting God mode in Windows 8. To do this, you will need to create a new folder (right-click, then "New" and select "New folder"). It can be done both on the desktop and on the hard drive. Then it must be renamed and named as follows: GodMode. {ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}. As a result, the appearance of the folder will change to the "Control Panel" icon, but unlike it, with the help of such a folder the user gets access to absolutely all settings and tools of the Windows 8 operating system.
The folder itself, after opening it, will not be any different from any other, not counting the content. Various settings and tools for managing the system are located here, which are ungrouped by meaning. In fact, all the settings and tools in this folder are simply duplicated from those that are in the computer, but due to the fact that they are scattered all over the computer, the user might not even have guessed about some functions. Here you can open the Windows Defender Control Panel, open the Restore System Files from a Restore Point tool, configure the computer's power supply, view information in the registry, and more.
In general, by running God mode on Windows 8, the user can significantly save his time, which was previously spent looking for a particular utility. Here you can find literally everything you need and get started immediately.
