Runas as DOMAIN\administrator - cmd

Hi
I have a Windows 7 machine which is configured as a Domain Member. I'm logged in with a domain account (Sandy) that is in a Administrators group. When I run cmd with 'Run as administrator', it asks me for UAC account details for DOMAIN and I enter DOMAIN\Administrator
username and the password and it gets me a command prompt. On this prompt, when I type 'whoami', it shows 'DOMAIN\Administrator'. I thought, it would be 'DOMAIN\Sandy' with Admin privileges like it happens on the Standalone Windows machine.
Can anyone please tell me why the user got changed? and how can I get the cmd for 'DOMAIN\Sandy' with elevated privileges?
The Domain Controller/Server is a Windows 2008 Server R2 machine.
Thanks.
Sandy

Running as another user will not run the process elevated though, that will just run in another user's context. To have the process elevated you must choose run as administrator.
If the account you're using has administrator privileges it won't prompt you for credentials, so the fact that you are logged in with Sandy and getting prompted for credentials suggests that Sandy is not an administrator. Sandy might be in an administrators
group, but that administrators group is not a member of the Windows 7 computer's local administrators group.
I hope this post has helped!

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