title: How to modify compatibility settings for a file through CMD?
body: <p>I have a package that gets distributed to multiple machines including a batch file that moves some files into directories. One of the files that gets moved is an executable (.exe). This exe will be ran on a schedule, once the batch file runs for the first time, and moves files accordingly, it is never used again.</p>
  
  <p>If I right click the .exe file > <code>Properties</code> > <code>Compatibility</code>, there is an option under <code>Settings</code> to run this program as an administrator. The application only seems to work when it is ran as an administrator, so I would like to enable this setting whenever the batch file runs.</p>
  
  <p>Is there a way to modify this setting within a batch or via CMD?</p>
  
  <p>What I continue to find in my search, is how to run cmd as admin, or how to add a runas command to the batch so the batch itself is executed as a admin. Since the batch file is only run at setup, and never again, I need a way to set the settings for the exe itself to run as admin.</p>