MyGodMode

For those who aren't familiar with this term applied to Windows, God mode is a hidden built-in option of the operating system that, once accessed, lists all possible features and tasks for the computer in a neatly organized manner. It was first presented in Windows Vista, so it doesn't exist in older OS editions.

During MyGodMode's setup procedure you can ask the tool to create an icon on the desktop, link in the Start Menu and Quick Start toolbar (in Windows Vista), along with an entry in the Windows Explorer right-click menu for quickly accessing God mode.

From this point on, you can launch God mode to view all options in the Action Cener, Administrative Tools, AutoPlay, Color Management, Credential Manager, Default Programs, Desktop Gadgets, Device Manager, Device and Printers, Display, Ease of Access Center, Folder Options, Fonts, Getting Started, HomeGroup, Indexing and Internet Options, Keyboard, as well as Location and Other Sensors.

Other system features are filed under Mouse, Network and Sharing Center, Notification Area Icons, Parental Controls, Performance Information and Tools, Personalization, Phone and Modem, Power Options, Programs and Features, Recovery, Region and Language, RemoteApp and Desktop Connections, Sound, Speech Recognition, Sync Center, System, Taskbar and Start Menu, Troubleshooting, User Accounts, Windows Anytime Upgrade, CardSpace, Defender, Firewall, Update, and unspecified options.

The program installed shortcuts flawlessly in our tests, without triggering the OS to hang, crash or display error notifications. MyGodMode doesn't bring anything new to the table, but it provides quick ways to accessing the Windows built-in God mode.