Here is an article explaining GodMode.
List of CLSID to open Windows Special Folders : The Secret BEHIND the Windows 7 GodMode | The Windows Club
As you can see there are several CLSID strings that you can use to create special folders.
Besides Godmode I find the CLSID for Printers and Faxes to be useful.
It opens the old XP style Printers and Faxes folder.
Create a folder and name it with then following
Code:
Printers and Faxes.{2227A280-3AEA-1069-A2DE-08002B30309D}
What I do with these special folders is move them to C:\ and create a desktop shortcut. I then use the folder attributes to hide the folder, folder only, not the contents.
You can then rename the shortcut to anything you want.
On a similar note I've created shortcuts to my LAN and Wi-Fi adaptors so I can access and even enable\disable them from the desktop.