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Quick Run commands

Might be good to create shortcuts in USG folder...

Note

Much of this comes from ThioJoe's Super God Mode repo on Github.

Control Panel/Microsoft Management Console (MMC)

Programs and features - appwiz.cpl

Power configuration - powercfg.cpl

  • Closing the lid - control.exe /name Microsoft.PowerOptions /page pageGlobalSettings

Edit local group policy - gpedit.msc

Windows features - OptionalFeatures.exe

Rename PC/Join Domain - SystemPropertiesComputerName.exe

Windows Settings

Note

These URI paths are found in the System Settings DLL (C:\Windows\ImmersiveControlPanel\SystemSettings.dll). To enumerate all of them, run this PowerShell code:

$content = [System.IO.File]::ReadAllText('C:\Windows\ImmersiveControlPanel\SystemSettings.dll', [System.Text.Encoding]::Unicode)
[regex]::Matches($content, 'ms-settings:[a-z-]+') | Select-Object Value

Installed apps - ms-settings:installed-apps

Ethernet - ms-settings:network-ethernet

Optional features - ms-settings:optionalfeatures

Power settings - ms-settings:powersleep

Printers - ms-settings:printers

Microphone privacy - ms-settings:privacy-microphone

Sound - ms-settings:sound

System - ms-settings:system Pressing Win+X y also works

Clipboard history - ms-settings:clipboard

Devices - ms-settings:devices

Named Folders

Note

These are special named folders created by Windows. They can be found at the following registry entry:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderDescriptions

> PowerShell Fun You can resolve these path locations in PowerShell using the following command borrowed from .NET. This works the same as entering shell:OneDrive into File Explorer.

[System.Environment]::GetFolderPath('OneDrive')

Network Shortcuts - shell:NetHood

OneDrive - shell:OneDrive

Recycle Bin - shell:RecycleBinFolder

Recent Files - shell:Recent

Send to locations - shell:SendTo

Screenshots - shell:Screenshots

AppData (Roaming) - shell:Appdata

Appdata Local - shell:Local Appdata

Profile root (C:\Users\username) - shell:Profile

Startup folder - shell:Startup

Documents folder - shell:MyDocuments or shell:Personal

Note

The above is useful to determine if user's files are set to save to OneDrive by default.