Windows 10: Regarding WDAGUtility account

I updated to Windows 11 22H2 today, I have a windows 11 home edition now i dont know how but i somehow enabled WDAGUtility now it has a account named Administrator and it can access my C drive without even need to entering password. How to disable it?

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WDAGUtility acting as administrator

There seems to be something missing here. Replacing a hard drive usually means that the new disk is completely blank that Windows needs to be reloaded. You say nothing at all how Windows got back onto the replacement disk.

 

WDAGUtility acting as administrator

I had the hard drive replaced on my Dell laptop and it came back with WDAGUtility as administrator. I can't add or delete programs on my windows 10. I'm listed as local account. No one else is listed on the computer as a user.

1. I've tried going under settings and accounts. There isn't a family & other people to click on there.

2. Of course, I can't delete the antivirus, EST NOD32 antivirus.

3. There is no administrator listed to switch accounts.

4. After I type netplwiz in run the computer says I need the admin name & password but the only option is NO.

5. I've tried control userpasswords2, of course, I can't change anything.

Is there anything else I can try? I'm thinking I'm going to need to reinstall Windows.

 

WDAGUtility Account Horror

I have lost my Administrative rights on MY computer to WDAGUtility Account by Microsoft. How do I get my control back? I am perpetually stuck in a Public Network on MY computer because I don't have any rights to make changes as Microsoft has taken it away
from me with the WEAGUtility. Help!

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