Leaderboard

For those of a nervous disposition try this tip on the D:\ drive of a non-vital machine. It worked for me on Windows 7 (best), also Windows Server 2008 R2, and Vista 32-bit. Warning! Vista 64-bit users Beware! There are numerous reports that GodMode causes some 64-bit versions of Vista to crash, the only solution was to boot into safe mode and remove that GodMode folder. One more thing, the new folder needs to be called not plain GodMode, but this string: GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} 1. Launch Windows Explorer (Not Internet Explorer) 2. Right Click in a blank area. 3. Click on 'New'. 4. Select 'Folder' (from the shortcut menu). 5. Name it: GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} When your magic folder arrives, you could double click, then try re-sizing its columns to display the description and even the keywords. Actually, its label does not have to be GodMode, you could rename it, for example I call mine GuyMode. If you have 32-bit Vista or Windows 7, then you can see over 30 sections with quick links to configuration settings. If you have 64-bit Vista, then I would be cautious, and be prepared to boot into safe-mode or command-line only.

I try this trick to retrive information .. call customer care... then press call confrence .. and then call *120# it will work... : )