Command Prompts only For IT Admistration Access. Here's why.

Generally, users should not be routinely granted administrator privileges or be allowed to run command prompts as administrators. This is a security best practice to minimize potential damage from malware or accidental errors. Instead, users should operate with standard user accounts and only have administrator access when absolutely necessary for specific tasks.

It is possible to configure Command Prompt (cmd.exe) to always run with administrator privileges on Windows. This can be achieved by modifying the properties of the Command Prompt shortcut or executable.

Steps to configure Command Prompt to always run as administrator: 

1) Locate the Command Prompt executable or shortcut:

Search for "Command Prompt" in the Start Menu or Windows Search bar.

Right-click on the "Command Prompt" search result and select "Open file location." This will typically lead to a shortcut.

Alternatively, navigate directly to `C:\Windows\System32\` and locate cmd.exe.

2) Access the properties:

Right-click on the Command Prompt shortcut (or cmd.exe directly) and select "Properties."

3) Configure advanced settings:

In the Properties window, go to the "Shortcut" tab.

Click the "Advanced..." button.

4) Enable "Run as administrator":

In the "Advanced Properties" dialog box, check the box next to "Run as administrator."

5) Apply and save changes:

Click "OK" in the Advanced Properties dialog box.

Click "Apply" and then "OK" in the main Properties window.

After completing these steps, whenever you launch Command Prompt using this modified shortcut or executable, it will automatically open with administrator privileges, prompting for User Account Control (UAC) confirmation if UAC is enabled.