How To Enable God Mode in Windows 10 and 11?

Step 1: Right-click on a space on the desktop and hover on New. Then, click on Folder to create a new folder.

Step 2: Name the folder as follows:

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

Note: The part before the dot (.) is not important here, So, you can name it anything you want like “GodMode.” The essential part is the complex key after the dot, and it’s best to copy and paste it to avoid mistakes. After naming the folder, press Enter to confirm.

Step 3: You will notice that after hitting Enter, the name of the folder will vanish and the folder icon will transform itself into the Control Panel icon.

Step 4: Double-click on the icon to open the God Mode folder. There, you’ll find a window with a detailed list of built-in utilities on your PC. With this list, you can easily copy and paste shortcuts to your desktop whenever you need them.

However, the best part about God’s Mode In Windows 10/11 is that the user can create backups, change or enable the administrator role, and make significant changes to the operating system. Thus, ensure that only authorized users can access the system when God Mode is activated. This ensures that the benefit of having system control functions centrally accessible does not turn into a drawback.

Enabling God Mode in Windows provides a convenient way to access various computer settings in one place. It simplifies tasks, like organizing files and adjusting system settings making your work more efficient.

This feature compiles more than 200 tools and settings in a single location to serve as a virtual cheat sheet. It’s a helpful tool for users who want a centralized control panel for managing their computer easily.

In this article, we will learn to enable God Mode in Windows 10 and 11. Although the process is similar for both. So let’s move on, but before moving on directly to the process of activating God Mode, let’s first see what God Mode is and how it is helpful.