Windows 10: How do I simply give myself all control and all permissions? Windows God Mode Cheat Code?

Hello,

I am a Windows tech with over 30 years of experience beginning with 3.11 for Workgroups.

I tire of constantly running into things, every few months, where I need to figure out how to ungray a checkbox, or give myself a new permission, or whatever.

I want my version of Windows to have NOTHING greyed out, NOTHING protected from my input, and EVERYTHING available to me to modify. Do not protect anything from me. If I bork my computer, that is my problem, but Windows should give me ALL permissions to do ANY action I can imagine, even if doing so immediately crashes everything.

I do not want to have to individually take control of this and get permissions for that.

I want ALL control, with options always available and nothing greyed out. For example, say you want to change Software Protection Service to Disabled, you cannot do that by default. You have to use regedit to give yourself permissions. Fuck that! This is my machine, I have full permissions over everything, and I want to make it such that Windows never attempts to prevent anything I want to do. If I want to modify the running kernel code and crash my system, Windows should do nothing to stop me.

Is there any simple way of giving Windows the command to unlock every possible locked down option all at once?

I am looking for the Windows God Mode cheat code and IDDQD is not working.

Thank you.

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Exorcising God Mode

Even though Desktop, New, Folder is used to create God Mode it's still a shortcut to a list of all the commands available in the items in Control Panel.
A sample:

 

Exorcising God Mode

Dugly,

The account, that had the original username Administrator, cannot be deleted. It is a system item.

All you can do is disable it as you have been trying to do.

Because you renamed it [to God mode] I am not sure what the OS now refers to it as. Enter this command in a Command prompt window
Code:

and see if it is listed as Administrator or as God mode.

If it is referred to as Administrator still then I do not know why your command
Code:

went wrong, assuming that you entered the command in an Admin prompt. That command should disable it.
- It should then disappear from Settings, Accounts & Control panel, User accounts
- It will still be listed in Net user results because that lists every account [enabled & disabled].
What response do you get to the command?

By the way, the Administrator account is no more powerful than any Admin account you create yourself.
- It is not a "Super user" in any sense.
- In some ways, it is less powerful because Apps do not run in it.
- There are often claims that the Administrator account has greater powers than the Admin accounts you create yourself but they are incorrect.

I can't think of any message along those lines. Did you take a screenshot of it?

Denis

 

Exorcising God Mode

It is indeed. I actually deleted the folder as a test this morning for @Dugly and then re-created it and everything was OK.

@Ghot asked a good question in Post #3 => Exorcising God Mode.