It’s been over a year since Windows 11 was first released to the public. The operating system has come a long way since then, with major improvements being made in the past few months. However, one major complaint about the release is the lack of easily accessible advanced system settings, which are hidden everywhere.

This has made the transition to Windows 10 a bit of a tough one for power users, with experienced users finding it annoying to navigate through all the menus to find a setting that was previously accessible. Thankfully, a God Mode trick has been discovered in Windows 11 that easily fixes this. However, if you are new to God Mode, then we have the perfect post for you. Here’s everything you need to know about God Mode in Windows 11 and how you can use it to your advantage.

God Mode is a custom folder that you can create in Windows 11 (or Windows 10) to easily access all the basic and advanced settings in one place. This folder automatically places most of the system settings in one place, which can be easily enabled and disabled with a simple double-click on your PC. Windows 11 has an easy to use UI, which is a step ahead of previous versions of Windows. The new UI and Settings app is aimed at new users and makes it easier for new and novice users to navigate through most of the system settings.

However, it also makes it difficult to easily find advanced system settings like changing time zones, accessibility options, folder options, and more. These settings are now hidden behind more than a few clicks, and that’s where God Mode comes in. This new folder gives you access to all system settings in one place, which can be a great way to manage your system right from your desktop.