Windows 10: The bug of all bugs

Today I woke up and hopped on my PC and it appears I've lost all admin rights. I'm the only account on the PC. No malware on the system, nothing really changed since last night. It was working fine until I woke up this morning and my programs wouldn't open. Can't open anything that requires admin use, can't access command prompt or task manager, can't enter the registry editor, can't make a recovery tool. Any ideas on what to do? Microsoft can't help me.

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