[millionandbell]

I'm sure most people know about this but i wanted to make a post about it in case people didn't know, but on windows ( i think vista and above) you can create a folder that adds all custom settings into one window simply by creating a folder and naming it this      GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
you don't have to put GodMode as the name just make sure you have the code i'd recommend copy and paste, this doesn't give you any new features but it makes it more convenient to find things and who knows maybe you'll find a setting you didn't know windows had i found all of this info here: http://winsupersite.com/windows-10/enabl...windows-10 in case you wanted to read up on it or something

[DarkMuse]

Woah. That's neat. Any explanation?

[Skullmeat]

I've done this. Its pretty cool. There's also a way to unlock the SYSTEM account too.

[mothered]

The good old God Mode, I remember applying this around 8 years ago on my Windows 7 OS.

Those who haven't tried this as yet, I suggest you do. In terms of accessibility, It's a very useful tweak.

[Zeus]

This looks interesting. I don't have a Windows system to test on (I'm a Linux user). I'll look around later though

[Pikami]

I remember using this on my WinXP box, but I think the code part was diferent, you create a difectory, load it with things that you don't want your parents to see, rename it and now when someone double presses the control panel opens. If you want to access it for yourself you just rename the directory to anything else.

[mothered]

This looks interesting. I don't have a Windows system to test on (I'm a Linux user). I'll look around later though

I'll state the obvious and suggest to use a VM on your host system with a Windows OS Installed.

It's quite Impressive, I'm sure you'll like It.

[millionandbell]

I haven't quite figured out how to scale yet so sorry for the big picture but this is an example of Godmode