Win7 System cmd command can't call what to do

For some reason, when you open the computer to run the dialog box, when you enter the cmd command, I thought you could run the program at the command prompt by command, and the result was that the command prompt had been deactivated by the system administrator after executing the cmd command. It may have been disabled by accidentally shutting down the feature when setting the Rain forest wind Win7 flagship feature. What can we do to lift the limit? The steps are as follows:

One, through the keyboard win+r key combination, quickly call the Run window, and then in the running program to enter the Gpedit.msc command, and then press the Enter button to execute the command.

Two, as shown in the following picture, opened the Win7 Pure version of the system download local Group Policy Editor, we can see the menu item in the left-hand column, expand User Configuration-Admin template-System in the left-hand menu, and then in the open System file, you can see a list of Settings menu on the right. Block access to the command prompt.

Third, the right mouse click, the Win7 flagship version of the pop-up menu select the "Edit" item. Change the settings enabled to disabled or not configured, and then click the Application and OK button at the bottom to make it effective.

At this point, you run the C MD command by running the dialog box, and at the Open command prompt, you can type a command that prompts the command prompt to stop prompting for the disabled.