All of Windows Settings Facilities with ONE click

Set up a one click desktop icon access to 204 of settings for Windows 7, 8 and 10.

Most of Windows setting parameters are here in one listing. Just click the item
required and the appropriate settings panel comes up.

1. Right-click on the desktop.
2. Click NEW, then FOLDER.
3. The folder will be waiting for a name.
4. Copy the following, and paste it as the NAME:
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
5. Press enter.

You now have a desktop icon, which when clicked, will give you immediate access to 204 of Windows settings in one place.
If you do not see what you want, then use the Search or Settings menu as usual.

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Bree said:

If you don't want to clutter up your desktop you can create this as a shortcut which you can put on your Start menu's All apps list. From there you can pin it to Start.

TenForums tutorials:

Create Control Panel All Tasks Shortcut in Windows 10

Add or Remove Items for All Apps in Start menu in Windows 10

Thank you Bree - that worked even better and let me change the icon.

You keep creating threads with instructions for doing things that are already covered in tutorials. It would be better to search the forum before posting.

Denis

Try3 said:

You keep creating threads with instructions for doing things that are already covered in tutorials. It would be better to search the forum before posting.

Denis

Sorry, being new to the Forum I did not know such things were in Tutorial.
I will stop trying to be helpful and concentrate on computer matters.

Cherokee said:

Sorry, being new to the Forum I did not know such things were in Tutorial.
I will stop trying to be helpful and concentrate on computer matters.

If you have a good idea you can search for a relevant tutorial then add a post in that tutorial thread so it can be considered by the tutorial author. This happens all the time in this forum and will be most welcome [tutorials are updated both as Windows changes and as good suggestions are made].

Denis

Try3 said:

If you have a good idea you can search for a relevant tutorial then add a post in that tutorial thread so it can be considered by the tutorial author. This happens all the time in this forum and will be most welcome [tutorials are updated both as Windows changes and as good suggestions are made].

Denis

Thank you Denis