Windows 11's Hidden Gems: Why You Should Care

Windows 11 has a secret folder called GodMode. It's not a mode, but a collection of important settings. To use it, create a new folder and rename it to a specific string. This folder gives access to settings that are usually hard to find. One useful setting is the option to change from double-click to single-click to open files. This can be helpful for people with mobility issues or those who find double-clicking tedious. Another useful feature is File History, which automatically backs up important files. This can be a lifesaver if a file gets corrupted or lost. GodMode also has a setting to change the typing cursor blink rate. This can be helpful for people who find the default blink rate distracting. The folder also has a troubleshooting section with tools to fix common problems. This can be a better option than using third-party tools.Another useful feature is the old Windows 7-style Backup and Restore. This allows for a complete system image to be created, which can be helpful if the main drive fails. GodMode also has a setting to customize how Windows searches. This can be helpful for people who use Windows for work and need to search for files quickly. Finally, GodMode has a Task Scheduler. This can be used to automate tasks and minimize background processes. This can be helpful for people who want to automate tasks or minimize background processes. In summary, GodMode is a collection of important settings that are usually hard to find. It can be helpful for people who want to customize their Windows experience or fix common problems.