Hello,
Firstly, I want to clarify that it's normal for the primary or default administrator account on a Windows machine to be a part of the 'Administrators' group. It's part of the built-in user groups on Windows machine which has all the system-wide privileges, and allows its users to perform all administrative tasks on the machine.
Now, considering your situation, although it's not usually recommended, it's possible to remove the Administrators group from the primary Admin account, but this can create scenarios where you might not be able to perform administrative tasks.
If your attempt in removing the Administrators group from the Admin account wasn't successful, the Windows OS's built-in protections might be the reason. Windows...