How to access Windows 10 Secret Menu.

How This Hack Works


GodMode works by combining two of Windows' hidden features. The first is a secret file-system folder that Windows uses as the source folder for all Control Panel items. The second is the operating system's ability to turn a Windows file system folder into something called a ‘virtual junction point' by using its globally unique identifier (GUID) - the long number in the folder name you just typed - as an extension. In very basic terms, the folder you create on your desktop acts as a shortcut, with the GUID part of the folder name directing you towards the secret Control Panel source folder. What you get when you open the shortcut is direct access to an unfiltered list of every Control Panel item, sorted by category. It's not restricted by the standard Control Panel's way of arranging items, which can sometimes make specific tools and tasks difficult to find.


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