For users who deal with system files and applications know that they always need elevated privileges to tweak and move around things.
But on the other hand, Command Prompt always defaults to the normal account which makes it harder for users to gain Administrator access in the middle of an operation.
So to save yourself from such situations, you can change the behavior permanently and run Command Prompt with Administrator privilege always:
- Just search for “cmd” in the Start menu and right-click on it. After that, open its file location.
- Now copy the Command Prompt shortcut to your desktop.
- Move to desktop and right-click on the shortcut and open “Properties”.
- Here, click on Advanced and enable “Run as administrator”.
- Now onwards, open CMD from the desktop shortcut and it will always start with the Administrator privilege.
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October 1, 2020 
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