Can I change Windows 11 back to look like Windows 10 just by opening God Mode?

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Can I change Windows 11 back to look like Windows 10 just by opening God Mode?

Can I change Windows 11 back to look like Windows 10 just by opening God Mode?

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EssieFlo
Member

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05-25-2026, 02:13 AM

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I'll be honest... the Windows 11 interface is starting to bother me sometimes. For instance, the Explorer app feels slow, and it takes a lot of extra clicks just to make one new folder. Also, God Mode doesn't seem like it gives me the features I want for things that work smoothly in Windows 10. Here are my specs: Intel i5 13600k RAM : 64 GB Graphics Card : Nvidia RTX 2060 6GB Motherboard : MSI MAG B660 TOMAHAWK WIFI Memory : DDR4 (MS- 7D41) The operating system is Windows 11 Pro. My hard drives are: Kingston A2000 1TB, Crucial MX500 2TB, another Crucial MX500 4TB, and a Samsung 870 Evo with 2TB capacity.

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EssieFlo

05-25-2026, 02:13 AM #1

I'll be honest... the Windows 11 interface is starting to bother me sometimes. For instance, the Explorer app feels slow, and it takes a lot of extra clicks just to make one new folder. Also, God Mode doesn't seem like it gives me the features I want for things that work smoothly in Windows 10. Here are my specs: Intel i5 13600k RAM : 64 GB Graphics Card : Nvidia RTX 2060 6GB Motherboard : MSI MAG B660 TOMAHAWK WIFI Memory : DDR4 (MS- 7D41) The operating system is Windows 11 Pro. My hard drives are: Kingston A2000 1TB, Crucial MX500 2TB, another Crucial MX500 4TB, and a Samsung 870 Evo with 2TB capacity.

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Vichoflo
Senior Member

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05-30-2026, 12:36 AM

#2

Just right-click on a new folder and keep it exactly how it looks in Windows 10.

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Vichoflo

05-30-2026, 12:36 AM #2

Just right-click on a new folder and keep it exactly how it looks in Windows 10.

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Krhome
Member

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05-30-2026, 02:14 AM

#3

I guess maybe there was a program you could download to make numbers look different, like 11 turning into 10. But I can't remember its name. It did help a lot though! 😊 I hope someone else knows about this cool trick so they can tell me what it is for.

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Krhome

05-30-2026, 02:14 AM #3

I guess maybe there was a program you could download to make numbers look different, like 11 turning into 10. But I can't remember its name. It did help a lot though! 😊 I hope someone else knows about this cool trick so they can tell me what it is for.

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COLIN20052012
Posting Freak

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05-30-2026, 08:37 AM

#4

There is this super weird website that wrote an article on how to get Win 11 acting more like Win 10. If you want Windows 11 to feel just like Win 10, here are some tips. You can check out if you're interested.

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COLIN20052012

05-30-2026, 08:37 AM #4

There is this super weird website that wrote an article on how to get Win 11 acting more like Win 10. If you want Windows 11 to feel just like Win 10, here are some tips. You can check out if you're interested.

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AnnKa03
Member

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05-31-2026, 11:14 AM

#5

Wow, I didn't realize that until now. Cool! Yeah, I know there are some other cool programs out there, but why am I asking if I can do this in "God mode"? Because I don't want to install third-party apps and just run from Windows officially.

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AnnKa03

05-31-2026, 11:14 AM #5

Wow, I didn't realize that until now. Cool! Yeah, I know there are some other cool programs out there, but why am I asking if I can do this in "God mode"? Because I don't want to install third-party apps and just run from Windows officially.

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Jacareligator
Junior Member

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06-01-2026, 03:03 AM

#6

God mode just collects every setting into one spot. It doesn't change any of them. Only helps you find all the options easily.

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Jacareligator

06-01-2026, 03:03 AM #6

God mode just collects every setting into one spot. It doesn't change any of them. Only helps you find all the options easily.

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iPocki
Junior Member

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06-10-2026, 10:41 AM

#7

I never really knew about them. Most programs only change where my start menu is, and I rarely use it because I forget how it looks now. I hardly ever use Windows 10 either since there aren't many real differences to compare. After version 11 came out, I just moved the start menu to the left in less than ten minutes and forgot about it. I actually wanted more changes to make everything different from before. I wonder what UI looks like for version 12? So far all I see is a new wallpaper... you really need to try harder... Windows versions just change the desktop, not the feel. When was the last real change? Was it XP?

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iPocki

06-10-2026, 10:41 AM #7

I never really knew about them. Most programs only change where my start menu is, and I rarely use it because I forget how it looks now. I hardly ever use Windows 10 either since there aren't many real differences to compare. After version 11 came out, I just moved the start menu to the left in less than ten minutes and forgot about it. I actually wanted more changes to make everything different from before. I wonder what UI looks like for version 12? So far all I see is a new wallpaper... you really need to try harder... Windows versions just change the desktop, not the feel. When was the last real change? Was it XP?