Windows 10 has several settings from the old Control Panel and the new Settings gadget. Microsoft's new Settings app may be a harbinger of a gradual phasing out of the old Control Panel. But what if you want all your computer settings centralized in one place?
Readers of iGuRu.News will know the GodMode function which provides access to all the settings of the operating system you are using. This feature still exists in Windows 10, and is not part of the settings screen or the modern interface that Microsoft introduced with Windows 8.
GodMode opens your familiar Control Panel, but it contains all of your computer's settings. The feature seems to work on Windows 10 as well.
We should mention that GodMode is present in all versions of Windows, but it is not enabled by default because it provides access to critical settings that could affect the overall performance and stability of your system. So to enable it, you need to follow a few simple steps.
Create a new folder on your desktop. After creating the folder, change its name to
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
Obviously, to do this you need an administrator account. Once you paste the name and hit enter, you will be able to access all of GodMode's configuration settings. Just open the folder, which no longer looks like a folder.
If you want to remove it, simply select delete the GodMode icon from your desktop.
