3 Very Simple Steps To Have ‘GodMode’ on your pc.

This as been know to work on 32-bit Vista but sometimes causes the 64-bit vista to crash

Its Basically a detailed version on control panel with all the settings and configurations available  in one place. These are ALL listed at the below the last screenshot.

STEP 1. On the Desktop, Right Click and click ‘New’ then click ‘Folder’

Step 2. Rename the folder to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}

Step 3. Finished. SIMPLE AS THAT

Full List Of Categories Within GodMode:

• Action Center
• Administrative tools – Disk Defragment , Formatting and adding new hardware.
• AutoPlay
• Backup and Restore
• Date and Time
• Default Programs
• Desktop Gadgets
• Device Manager
• Devices and Printers
• Display
• Ease of Access Center
• Folder Options
• Fonts
• Getting Started
• HomeGroup
• Indexing Options
• Internet OPtions
• Keyboard
• Location and Other Sensors
• Mouse
• Network and Sharing Center
• Notification Area Icons
• Parental COntrols
• Performance Information and Tools
• Personalization
• Phone and Modem
• Power Options
• Programs and Features
• Recovery
• Region and Langeuage
• RemoteApp and Desktop Connections
• Sound
• Speech Recognition
• Sync Center
• System
• Taskbar and Start Menu
• Troubleshooting
• User Accounts
• Windows Anytime Upgrade
• Windows Cardspace
• Windows Defender
• Windows Firewall
• Windows Update

I’m Daniel Smart, I live in the United Kingdom and, I’m learning graphic design and Photoshop in spare time, As well as engineering and electronic design so expect some tutorials in this field soon.

In this Tutorial I will be showing you how to create your own Carbon Fiber effect.

Step 1
The first step is to create a 4×4 canvas.

Next colour it using the table below.

The result should look like this.

Step 2
Next we need to define a pattern, to do this navigate to Edit>Define Pattern.

Step 3
Now when prompted we’ll name the pattern so its easy to find in the future.

Step 4
In order to use this pattern we need to use the fill tool, you can access this by navigating to Edit>Fill or using the shortcut keys (Shift + F5).To test the carbon fibre pattern, create a new canvas with bigger size, 500x400px would be good. Select the carbon fibre pattern, click OK.

Step 5
If all went well then the fill tool should generate the Carbon fibre pattern and it should look like the image below.

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Recently there has been a lack of activity on LiquidTutorials.com, But now where back. We are aiming to proved the best tutorials and content weekly as well as maintaining the information in these tutorials so that you can rely on LiquidTutorials.com as the most up-to-date repository of knowledge. In order for this to happen we need your support and requests for more the content you’d like to see. Stuck with an idea that you can’t bring to fruition because you’re not sure how, let us know and will try and tailor a tutorial for you.

In this Tutorial I will be showing you how to create your own 3d text effect to make your work stand out from the crowd.

Step 1
Assuming you know how to create a Photoshop canvas I’ll jump straight into creating this project. Start by choosing a background colour and then using the font tool create your text. Once you’ve created the text use the warped text option to bend it to your will.

Step 2
Using the warped text tool is simple, Here im just going to make the text bulge out slightly, So ill select the Bulge Option and set the bend value to +50%.

Step 3
Next step is to duplicate the layer this will allow us to refine the front of the text at a later date, To do this Right-Click the Text Layer in the Layer panel and select Duplicate Layer.

Step 4
Next step is to hide the top-most layer we just duplicated this prevents us from editing it until we need it.

Step 5
In order to edit the text it need to be in an image form for Photoshop to do this select the lower visible layer of text, Right-Click and select merge down. This combines the text with the layer below in the layer panel, in this case the background.

Step 6
Now we’ll use the Polar Coordinates tool to rearrange the image for the next step, to find the tool navigate to Filters>Distort>Polar Coordinates

We will use the Polar to Rectangle mode.

Then click OK and your image should look like this.

Step 7
Next step is to rotate the canvas, to do this navigate to Image>Rotate Canvas>Rotate 90° CW. This will rotate the whole canvas 90° Clockwise while maintaining the same aspect ratio.

Step 8
Now that the Image has been prepared we can extrude it back to create the 3D extruded effect. To do this navigate to Filter>Stylize>Wind.

We shall be using the “Wind Mode” as well as the “From The Left” option.

Now this is the basis of the 3D effect how ever it doesn’t look very good at the moment, In order to remedy this we will keep running the Wind tool again. To do this either navigate back to the wind tool and run it again or use the shortcut keys (CTRL + F) on Windows or ( Command⌘ + F) on Mac OS X. Repeat this until your image resembles the image below.

Step 9
Now we need to reverse the rotation of the canvas and get the image back to the way we began, to do this navigate to Image>Rotate Canvas>Rotate 90° CCW.

Then we can rerun the Polar Coordinates tool, to do this navigate to Filters>Distort>Polar Coordinates.

This time we will use the Rectangle To Polar option.

Step 10
Next we unhide the top layer, this allows us to edit the front face of the text.

Step 11
In order the text you first need to select the blending options tab, to do so Right-click the text layer and select Blending Options.

Then we will add a Inner Shadow this has the effect of adding som definition to the text making it stand out from the effect.

Next we will add in some color using the gradient overlay.

Finally we will use the stroke tool to give the text abit of texture.

If all went well the final image should look like this.

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Step 1

Open up start and go to Control panel.

Step 2

This tutorial is specifically for vista so if you are using XP the options may be different. You need to select “Administrative Tools”.

Step 3

Then select “Task scheduler”.

Step 4

When the window opens select “Create Task”.

Step5

Name the task whatever you want and then give it a description. If you want your computer to shutdown when logged off aswell you need to select the other tickbox option. Then move on to the next tab.

Step 6

When in “Triggers” select “New” this section is down to your preferences I have set the task up to shutdown every day at midnight. When you have finished in this section move on to “Actions”

Step 7

This tab programs the task.When in “Actions” tab select “New”.

Step 8

Make sure that Action is set to program then Type C:Windowssystem32shutdown.exe. Then in Arguments Type /s this shuts down the whole system.

Step 9

Click “OK” to reurn to the scheduler, Clicking “OK” in the scheduler window will pop-up a new window. Insert all your account details into the boxes and click “OK” this will then activate the task and shutdown the computer.

Step 10

All windows that are open can now be safely shut.

Step 1

Firstly right-click the taskbar and click properties.

Step 2

You should now have a box appear, now click on the tab that says ‘Start menu’. You will now have the start button options.

Step 3

Click on either ‘Start menu’ or ‘Classic start menu’ click ‘customize’ to chang settings of programs in it.

Step 4

When finished click ‘ok’

Final Image Preview

Magnifying Glass Image can be found here

Text Background image can be found here

Step 1

Go to File > New (set the settings to match the picture below)

Step 2

Add your image or text you want to apply the Magnifying Glass Effect to.

Step 3

Go to Layer > New > Layer

Click ok

Step 4

Select the elliptical marquee tool and draw a circle on your image or text where you want your Magnifying Glass Effect.

Now colour the circle in black.

Step 5

On the layer your created right click on it and go to blending options

Set the setting to match the below pictures

Inner Shadow

Outer Glow

Bevel and Emboss

Stroke

Step 7

The circle you created in step should still be selected.

Now click on your image or text layer and go to Filter > Distort > Spherize

Set the Amount to 75%

Then you could add a Magnifying Glass frame around the Circle.

Final Image

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How to change desktop wallpaper

Step 1

Right click anywhere on your desktop. A drop down menu will appear and Select properties from the list of options and you should have a mini window appear.

Step 2

Select the desktop tab button and change your picture by scrolling up and down the list. Use tile, centre or stretch to size the image. Then when you have finished press ok or cancel to cancel it.

Step 3

To choose your own picture click on the browse button and a window will appear. Search in the window for your picture and once you have found your picture click ok.

Step 4

To change the size of the image select the drop down box below the browse button.