GodMode Creator for Windows 7 and Vista Released

There have been a lot of buzz about Windows 7 GodMode in the “webosphere” in the last few days. Be it popular news sites or tech websites, everyone was having something or the other to say about the “GodMode“. If you missed the news, FYI, the so-called GodMode trick of Windows 7 is an old trick present from the Windows Vista time. Windows 7’s so-called GodMode is actually nothing but a shortcut to access some of the operating system’s various system control settings, originally meant for the use of the developers.

Windows_7_godmode

By simply creating a new folder in Windows 7 and renaming it with a certain text string (GUID string) at the end, you will be able to access all the settings and features in a single place. Now, you can do everything from changing the look of the mouse pointer to making a new hard-drive partition from this single place. GodMode is not magical as MSDN (Microsoft Software Developer Network) has clarified here.

TheWindowsClub has released a simple, freeware utility known as “GodMode Creator” which lets you create 38 “GodMode’s” in Windows 7 / Vista with a single click.

GodMode Creator

You can download the GodMode Creator from TWC.

Note: GodMode is known to be incompatible with 64-bit versions and could crash Windows Explorer (explorer.exe). If you find that this makes Windows Explorer unstable or it crashes, please delete this folder using the command prompt, as mentioned below.

Run the command prompt (Type cmd in Start button search and open it as an administrator). Now, copy and paste the command below. Press the Enter key to execute the command.

If the above command doesn’t work, try the following command.

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