Access Windows 10 God Mode, toggle a Transparent Taskbar, Color Start Menu and more w

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Windows 10 has a lot of hidden shortcuts that you can use for various purposes. Accessing these options can be a bit complicated for the average user.

Win10 All Settings is a freeware tool that simplifies the task greatly.

The program is available as an EXE, but the 426KB file is in fact portable. Run it and left click on the system tray icon that appears. It opens a window with over 200 options in it, that is Windows 10 God Mode.  This is how the settings are categorized:

• Administrative Tools
  
• AutoPlay
  
• Backup and Restore
  
• Color Management
  
• Credential Manager
  
• Date and Time
  
• Devices and Printers
  
• Ease of Access Center
  
• File Explorer Options
  
• File History
  
• Fonts
  
• Indexing Options
  
• Internet Options
  
• Keyboard
  
• Mouse
  
• Network and Sharing Center
  
• Phone and Modem
  
• Power Options
  
• Programs and Features
  
• Region
  
• RemoteApp and Desktop Connections
  
• Security and Maintenance
  
• Sound
  
• Speech Recognition
  
• Storage Spaces
  
• Sync Center
  
• System
  
• Taskbar and Navigation
  
• Troubleshooting
  
• User Accounts
  
• Windows Defender Firewall
  
• Windows Mobility Center and Work Folders.
  

Right-click on the Win10 All Settings icon to access a context menu. There are plenty of other options here which you can tinker with.

The first option is Classic Personalization. It opens a new window with various settings to customize the appearance of Windows. Use the toggles to enable/disable Light and Dark mode for Windows apps, switch between the Light and Dark Theme, Colored Title Bar for programs, make the Taskbar Transparent, and or Colorize the Start Menu. The last option also affects the taskbar.

Back to the Win10 All Settings menu, there is a shortcut for God Mode which is functionally the same as the tray icon's left-click behavior.
Moving on to the next element, Control Panel. The options in this menu are identical to the one in Windows' legacy Control Panel.
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