Super God Mode provides a useful PowerShell script designed to automatically generate shortcuts to a wide range of special shell folders, named folders, task links, system settings, deep links, and URL protocols within Windows. This feature enhances user convenience by providing quick and easy access to an extensive array of system settings and features.

Extensive Shortcuts and More
Super Gode Mode draws inspiration from modern Windows versions' hidden God Mode folder. However, it differs from the latter by providing a more extensive array of shortcuts. By default, it can generate over 1,200 links, categorized into several folders depending on the Windows version. It's important to note that the list of links isn't hardcoded, allowing for personalized organization.

In addition to generating shortcuts, Super God Mode produces a series of CSV files containing detailed information about each link. This provides a comprehensive guide for navigating various Windows components using Explorer commands, protocols, and more. If you don't require all this data and are only interested in specific aspects of Super God Mode, you can indicate which features the script should disregard using its graphical user interface (GUI) or command-line interface (CLI) parameters.

There are two ways to use Super God Mode. We will outline the most straightforward implementation. The other option can be found in the developer's repository.

Using the .Bat Launcher

Download the latest version of the script.

Download the launcher batch file to the same location.

Run the batch file.

It is always a good idea to have a restore point handy, just in case you run into an issue.

Unlock the full potential of your Windows system with Super God Mode's powerful PowerShell script. Effortlessly generate shortcuts for special shell folders, named folders, task links, system settings, deep links, and URL protocols. Experience convenience and efficiency like never before.

Super God Mode Features:

Creates shortcuts for various Windows components:

CLSID-based shell folders

Named special folders

Task links (sub-pages within shell folders and control panel menus)

System settings (ms-settings: links)

Deep links (direct links to various settings menus across Windows)

URL protocols

Hidden App Links (Internal-use and undocumented URL links used by apps)

Generates CSV files with detailed information about the shortcuts

Saves XML content retrieved from shell32.dll and other sources for reference

Graphical User Interface (GUI) for easy configuration

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