Administrator logon appears before my account logon page on startup

Hi, I recently restored Windows 10 on my laptop. Since then, something unusual has been happening every time I logon. First, I get the Administrator logon page, which says that "Your account has been disabled. Please see your system administrator."



Next, when I click OK, I get to the logon page which shows my true username.



After I enter my password, I am able to enter Windows 10. Nonetheless, I don't think this is normal. And it can get annoying. Effectively, I have to go through two logon pages.

How do I get rid of this? I am running Windows 10 Home, so when I go to Computer Management, the Local Users and Groups snapin is not available.

It started when I reset my Windows 10 (and chose to kept all the files). I went ahead with a full reset this time and the problem was fixed. A curious case though.

@Brink, no, I didn't previously sign in to the built-in administrator account. When I first reset Windows, I was using my own account (with administrator privileges). It was only after the problem occurred that I actually learned about the built-in administrator account, as I did some research to try to solve it. But again, since I am on Windows 10 Home and didn't have access to the "Local Users and Groups" options, I wasn't able to go very far finding a solution.