cmd.exe is still running as an administrator, how do I stop?

I have a few machines here where cmd.exe (command prompt) is still running as administrator and some machines, it does not work.

Now, I know that it is the opposite of what everybody is asking. But how can I do to cmd.exe does NOT always work as an administrator.

I checked all the usual places, properties, shortcuts, none of them had the "Run as Administrator" check box selected.

I found a registry hack here http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-security/always-run-cmdexe-as-administrator-the-journey/eff735b4-9c65-444f-a943-e1707f74cd14 (#13 answer) but I checked the registry database and it is not set.

Is there another registery hack that someone used here?

There must be some "secrete location" that is defined, I guess a registry hack has been implemented.

You get this screen when UAC is set to its lowest level.

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    ·         Did you do the software/hardware changes or windows update on the computer before the show?

    Follow these steps:

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    A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode

    http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315222

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    http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

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    (b) type msconfigand click OK.

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    See you soon.

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    Check everything first!

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    If you try to reformat the drive to reinstall Windows, simply boot from your Windows XP installation disc and launch the installation.  A reformat is a normal step in a new installation of Windows.

    HTH,
    JW

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