How to set up God Mode in Windows 11 – and the wonders you can do with it
Screenshot by Lance Whitney/ZDNETAccessing all the settings and options in Windows 11 can be challenging, as they’re spread across a variety of categories in both the Settings app and Control Panel. An option called God Mode eases the process by providing a gateway to all the core options on one screen.By setting up the special God Mode folder, you can view the settings for Backup and Restore, Color Management, Devices and Printers, Ease of Access, File History, Mouse, Power Options, Programs and Features, Security and Maintenance, Speech Recognition, Troubleshooting, User Accounts, and much more.Also: What is a TPM, and why does Windows 11 require one?God Mode is especially useful for advanced Windows users and developers who like to manage and tweak all the nitty-gritty details of Windows. But it can also prove helpful to anyone who wants an array of commands available in one place. Since Microsoft no longer offers a Start menu shortcut for Control Panel, God Mode can be a quick and easy way to access all its core features and applets.The process for setting up God Mode is the same in Windows 10 and 11, but here, I’m focusing on Windows 11. Now, let’s see how this works.How to set up God Mode in Windows 11 More