Believe it or not, most people still don’t know about God Mode.

God Mode, as it’s called, is a special folder that exposes most of Windows’ admin, management, settings, and Control Panel tools in a single, easy-to-scroll-through interface. (BTW, “God Mode” is just a name, you can name the folder anything you like)

Go to your desktop right-click any open area, and select “New” >“Folder”.
The new folder icon will appear.
Now, rename the folder to the following:
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} (you can replace “GodMode” in the above text with whatever you want to name the folder).
Once you’ve renamed the folder, you’ll notice the folder icon change to a control panel icon.
Double-click the icon to open the newly-created God Mode.

The most useful part of “God Mode” is you can click on any setting and create a shortcut to it.

If you are running out of space in your Gmail account, and you’re not really in the mood of paying then the only other option is to delete some emails,
I will just share a few tips how to get it right.

1. Go to https://www.google.com/settings/storage, see what is filling up your storage, it might just be a 1.5 GB video you uploaded to Google Drive a couple of years ago that you longer need.
2. Remember you need to empty the bin in order for the space to get freed up, files that are ‘shared with me’ do not get counted towards your account space.
3. How to find your large emails? the simple way is to use Gmail’s builtin advanced search features, for example you can search “larger:20M” and you will get all the emails that are larger then 20Mb.
4. Another less known great option, is a free tool called findbigemail It will scan through all your emails and creates 3 labels in your gmail account, 1 for emails 5-10 Mb another one for 10 Mb+ and a 3rd for the 20 biggest emails you have (that’s a great feature), after it finishes to scan your account you will get a detailed report sent to your email, just remember that it doesn’t monitor your account live, so you will need to rescan after you make changes.

@DavidG you can archive that by,

1. create a canned response, by composing a new message, then in the context menu of the compose window choose Canned responses > New canned response….
2. Create a filter with the trigger from:(-(address1@gmail.com OR address2@gmail.com)) and choose as the action Send canned response: and choose the canned response you just created.

@administrators If you want you can remove the Adobe 2020 collection.

Very nice, It is true in almost all fields, people sometimes think that by trying to do everything they will reach more, but the truth is as you said, it’s not only because people will more likely come to someone who specializes in a specific part of a field rather the one who specializes in one part will actually be much more well versed and better then the general expert.

steps recorder

One of the best things ever invented. it’s a combination keylogger, screen capture, and annotation tool.
When someone calls you up that xxxx is not working, the hassle of trying to troubleshoot remotely can drive you crazy.
What it does is once the user starts the Recorder it will record everything he does and capture screenshots and he can just send you the report, so you can see exactly what goes wrong.
You could also access it by just typing psr in command shell.

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@Avrumi very nice.

@Volvo
Open PowerShell as administrator and run the following command:
Get-AppXPackage | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}
It will reinstall All Built-in Windows Apps