How to Find Out if You're an Administrator or a Standard User in Command Prompt
An Administrator account has full control over a system, allowing for tasks like changing settings, installing software, and running Command Prompt with elevated privileges. In contrast, a Standard User account has restricted permissions, preventing them from accessing Command Prompt or other command consoles with elevated rights.
These two commands can find out about your accounts:
net localgroup users
net localgroup administrators
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