Run as Administrator Bat File/ Cmd File Windows 10 - windows

Question

I have the following cmd command:
C:\Users\spidey\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python C:\Users\spidey\Documents\sleepScript\textdocument.py
Inside a .bat file. When I double click and run it, it runs well but when I try to right click and run as administrator it just opens the window and closes adruptly without completing the execution.
The end result of the command is a text file which is created in first case but not when I try to run it as administrator.
The reason for this to run as adminstrator is because I will be running it on cloud and so there it runs as administrator.
Here are the content of textdocument.py:
import datetime
file = open('read.txt', 'w')
file.write('Executed # ' + str(datetime.datetime.now()))
file.close()
Here is another update:
Tried to create a shortcut and setup it's advanced property as run as administrator. But that doesn't work as well.
After doing this, I tried to run the .bat file again as administrator but no effect.
As suggested in the comments, I shifted all the files to C: drive so that it's accesible to everyone. But unfortunately that didn't work as well window just opens and aprubtly closes without giving the end result. On the other hand normal running works here as well.
Here is the command:
C:\Python\Python39\python C:\uiPath\textdocument.py

Answer 1

After a long debugging, I realized that the command was actually running correctly. It's all that it was saving the file into the other default directory after adding in my python script:
os.chdir(path)
Where path is the path where I wanted it to store. Whereas in case of double clicking and running it, by default that path was set to the path where the file was located in.
The problem got fixed. Thank you everyone for the help!