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Windows GodMode on 7 and Vista

b0und

b0und

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This is the coolest shit that I never knew of, I'm not really a tech guru.

On Windows 7 or Vista

Create a new folder

Rename the folder:

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

The folder icon should change into a GodMode control panel. Click on it and you get heaps of settings options - very useful. Makes Windows look a lot better. I read it doesn't work on Vista 64 bit, don't know, worked for me.

Sorry if this is a repost.









b0und (I like Windows more now)
 
It's cool, but did you know you can rename the folder anything you want? All that's essential is the "." after the text plus what's in the brackets. I wonder what types of names people will come up with lol.
 
The name kinda fits, it's like a control panel on steroids, all laid out well for the novice troubleshooter.
Thanks Bound
 
hanselthecaretaker said:
It's cool, but did you know you can rename the folder anything you want? All that's essential is the "." after the text plus what's in the brackets. I wonder what types of names people will come up with lol.
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I'm going to name mine "Big Ass Titties".
 
I sure am glad they put a control panel on steroids into the Windows 7. There's nothing I enjoy more than spending the afternoon tweaking my system settings when I could waste time doing something useful instead.

:)
 
I wish my refrigerator had super god mode. I'd like to spend an afternoon tweaking that appliance as well.
 
And my coffee maker too. My coffee maker definitely needs super god mode.
 
Vs a Mac where you're left completely to Apple's "mercy" lol.
 
hanselthecaretaker said:
Vs a Mac where you're left completely to Apple's "mercy" lol.
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I'm left to the mercy of my remote control, microwave and electric razor too. Maybe those need some settings for me to play with as well. I place high expectations on my other appliances.

:)
 
Vista-64 bit users use caution...

It works for some 64 bit but most it will give you a "windows explorer not responding" error then windows explorer will keep restarting and stopping continuously and FOREVER! Only deleting the folder will stop this.

Unless you do this...

Ctrl+alt+del

Start task manager

Click "new task" then "browse".

Then click "desktop" on the left

Paste GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} into the search box at the upper right.

The "godmode" folder should appear in the window.

Right click the folder and "DELETE"!

The process should then stop immediately after confirming.

Ask me how I know. :(
 
gotmojo said:
Vista-64 bit users use caution...

It works for some 64 bit but most it will give you a "windows explorer not responding" error then windows explorer will keep restarting and stopping continuously and FOREVER! Only deleting the folder will stop this.

Unless you do this...

Ctrl+alt+del

Start task manager

Click "new task" then "browse".

Then click "desktop" on the left

Paste GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} into the search box at the upper right.

The "godmode" folder should appear in the window.

Right click the folder and "DELETE"!

The process should then stop immediately after confirming.

Ask me how I know. :(
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you tried it
time for an upgrade? Or you like you V64?
 
I installed 32-bit Windows 7 on my HTPC because I read there are some codecs that aren't available in 64-bit.
 
mrplunkey said:
I'm left to the mercy of my remote control, microwave and electric razor too. Maybe those need some settings for me to play with as well. I place high expectations on my other appliances.

:)
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That must be the difference between a Mac user and a PC user. I suppose if I had such low expectations out of a computer I'd have a Mac too! :lmao:
 
godmode.jpg
 
hanselthecaretaker said:
That must be the difference between a Mac user and a PC user. I suppose if I had such low expectations out of a computer I'd have a Mac too! :lmao:
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Kidding aside, it does come down to expectations. My lenvo tablet just decided to stop talking to windows networks the other day. Turns-out, the driver had been corrupted. I spent mre time screwing with it than I'd spent in the last two years working on macs.

I just see a personal computer as another home appliance. I've got no stronger urge to tweak my OS than I have to tweak my microwave.
 
mrplunkey said:
I just see a personal computer as another home appliance. I've got no stronger urge to tweak my OS than I have to tweak my microwave.
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You should. I have my microwave tweaked to season meats while they're cooking.
 
mrplunkey said:
Kidding aside, it does come down to expectations. My lenvo tablet just decided to stop talking to windows networks the other day. Turns-out, the driver had been corrupted. I spent mre time screwing with it than I'd spent in the last two years working on macs.

I just see a personal computer as another home appliance. I've got no stronger urge to tweak my OS than I have to tweak my microwave.
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Yeah I suppose there are bound to be issues with an open platform. For that reason I actually can see why some people who need to do something specific and have it always perform the same would prefer a Mac. But still as they are I personally could never use one as my only source of computing. It'd feel like being stuck in a playground (albeit perhaps a nice and orderly one with a few cool toys) while looking out beyond and wondering what it's like outside of the fence.
 
hanselthecaretaker said:
Yeah I suppose there are bound to be issues with an open platform. For that reason I actually can see why some people who need to do something specific and have it always perform the same would prefer a Mac. But still as they are I personally could never use one as my only source of computing. It'd feel like being stuck in a playground (albeit perhaps a nice and orderly one with a few cool toys) while looking out beyond and wondering what it's like outside of the fence.
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Well truth be told, I went through all my power computing days but I'm too old for that stuff now. To date myself, my Christmas present in 1980 was a copy of NewDos/80. I'm sure it's still boxed away somewhere beside my first-edition copy of The Peter Norton Programmer's Guide to the IBM-PC.

Some of it may be related to how your ideas about computing evolve over time. It's not an issue of maturity either, but more a function of your underlying computing philosophy.
 
mrplunkey said:
Well truth be told, I went through all my power computing days but I'm too old for that stuff now. To date myself, my Christmas present in 1980 was a copy of NewDos/80. I'm sure it's still boxed away somewhere beside my first-edition copy of The Peter Norton Programmer's Guide to the IBM-PC.

Some of it may be related to how your ideas about computing evolve over time. It's not an issue of maturity either, but more a function of your underlying computing philosophy.
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The Commodore PET kicked ASS and the C64 was easy to upgrade!
 
mrplunkey said:
I preferred the Zilog Z-80 architecture. Back in the day, you hand-coded your assembly and POKE'ed it right into memory!
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Now that's old school!
 
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