>>>Hi Jos,
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>>>>Found one for the geeks: under Vista or Windows 7 - if you create a folder on C: called
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>>>>“GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}”
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>>>>without the quotes it creates a special folder with every possible Windows setting available in one folder organized by topic/grouping.
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>>>To name it Godmode was a little over the edge. As it only gives you lots of features for direct access where you usually would have to search/jump from app to app in the default control panel. Though, there are some options you can't find regularly ;-)
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>>>I implemented this folder on my private workstation, and use it only rarely, as it simply contains too many features that I'll never have any use for... But I'm sure, lot of admins do appreciate it, as they always need those things more often than a developer. :-)
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>>Yeah, I wont use it but It was funny to see. "God Mode" was the name I came to know it by. But as Sergey said, it can be any name.
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>no offense. I know, that the name wasn't your idea. :-)
>I got this 'cheat' early this year (or was it already last year?!?) via PC Magazine and their article based on some infos from the web. At that time I already thought, that 'Godmode' was an inadequate name for this alternative control panel view... :-)))


lol, no offense taken :)