Enabling the god mode option is only available for Windows 7 users. Learn from this video tutorial about enabling god mode. In god mode, you can change the settings in the administrative tools, auto play, backup and restore tools, and more. Use this string: GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-82 5C-99712043E01C} to enable god mode. Be careful before you try this out in Windows Vista, as this string is applicable only to Windows 7. For more tips and tricks on Windows 7, search on WonderHowTo!
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If code above doesn't work go to the actual YT vid and copy/paste from there.
I tried it but it only creates sort of an folder with shortcuts to the tools in control panel, i tried launching uninstall a program and it would still need the admins user name and password
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