GodMode Windows 7 Tip – How to enable it

Please RATE or COMMENT – Did it work for you? To activate Windows 7’s Hidden ‘God Mode’ create a new folder on your desktop and then rename and TYPE the following or copy it as is from here on my website: pcwizkidstechtalk.com Once that is done, the folder’s icon will change to resemble a control panel and will contain about 39 shortcuts that are organized and categorized in alphabetical order

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DjuraKeretina Says:
at 8:25 pm
I’m having 32bit version of Windows 7, because I don’t have enough RAM for 64bit version. xD It works amazing, even with 1.5GB of RAM. Just perfect.
Jarvile Says:
at 8:25 pm
This Does Not Work for Vista Home Premium 64bit so everyone know
lewisellis1993 Says:
at 8:25 pm
whats god mode? lol
secretbadger2 Says:
at 8:25 pm
vista sucks thats y it cant do it
secretbadger2 Says:
at 8:25 pm
he did say not 2 do it on vista lol
secretbadger2 Says:
at 8:25 pm
nice new tune pcwizkid
1337BananaL33TVostok Says:
at 8:25 pm
windows 7
mrgoldmouth80 Says:
at 8:25 pm
this does not work, it keeps saying that u cannot rename the folder with what u are trying to tell us to rename it with….plz help thx
worthyofgod1 Says:
at 8:25 pm
yer works home premium 32bit
watchdog3 Says:
at 8:25 pm
thnx. this works great on vista buisness 32bit , thnx again
SasukeZT1 Says:
at 8:25 pm
Does’nt work for Win. 7 32-Bit.
kingpumkinjack Says:
at 8:25 pm
The name actually doesn’t matter. You can name it whatever you want. only what is after the dot matters. It is actually called ‘All Tasks’.
Oh and can you make a video about open DNS.
Ps. How can I contact the makers of Dell or Microsoft. I not much of a computer genius but I want to ask them about I new computer design/suggestion I have.
fmaterski Says:
at 8:25 pm
Thanks! It just let me find a control on Vista 32 bit that I’ve been looking for for a week. And I found a couple didn’t realise were there…
Amedeo987 Says:
at 8:25 pm
mhm…im glad he added it by now-.-
UnrealNate Says:
at 8:25 pm
thats why there is a annotation telling vista users not to do this moron
r31ncarnat3d Says:
at 8:25 pm
Works on W7 Ultimate x64!

Just be sure you enable “view hidden folders”!
Amedeo987 Says:
at 8:25 pm
jo guys…dont try this on Vista 64 Bit. my windows explorer keeps restarting. makes life pretty hard over here-.-

greets
Amedeo987 Says:
at 8:25 pm
my explorer wont allow me to type . { and all this into a folder name-.- any hints?
demonicum23 Says:
at 8:25 pm
hehe awesome good tip
stxlez Says:
at 8:25 pm
pcwizkid = cheater!!!

nice vid man!
belij82 Says:
at 8:25 pm
on Windows 7 RC1 work awesome
TheAzzo27 Says:
at 8:25 pm
wow…..very good!
abdulz1 Says:
at 8:25 pm
@vrza1993 ya its work for me too
vrza1993 Says:
at 8:25 pm
works fine on vista 32bit nice one
Chekkogrnteam Says:
at 8:25 pm
godmode, now you can throw your windows 7 pc from the tenth floor and it wont even get a scratch.

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