Windows Central published a tutorial about how to to control the command prompt access on Windows 10.

You can control Command Prompt access on Windows 10 – here's how.

Yes, you disable Command Prompt on Windows 10, and in this guide, we'll show you two methods to complete this task. Although, on Windows 10, the Command Prompt console is a useful tool to quickly execute commands to change system settings, run non-graphical applications, troubleshoot problems, and automate tasks, sometimes, it might be necessary to disable the console to prevent users from running unwanted commands, accessing certain programs, or when you have to comply with your organization policy. 

You can control Command Prompt access on Windows 10 – here's how.