How do I unblock a criminal “CLSID” remote administrators from block my admin jursdiction.

Question

This criminal attack to my computer continually happen when I am engineering it to work for my business. The remote administrator setting are blocked on my group policy, but they still find a way to use criminally Adobe.ssl to create hidden administrators changes to my administrator user login. please help figure out how they are criminally block me out and they maliciously removing all my windows application programs and software forcing to only use chrome versions of internet explorer called edge. the evidence is that they maliciously remove Microsoft Abode flash player for their abode.ssl to clone, impersonate admin jurisdiction and basically racketeer us all into their credential entrapment certificate. Here is the evidence’s

Here is a picture for “Microsoft AI” to using picture recognition to give the answer unless some one else can.

Answer 1

Here the picture being blocked from posting it. Plus they turn the picture to cover up their criminaladbe.ssl

Answer 2

After doing some research, disabling the swapfile.sys seems to be working. The criminal Microsoft impersonation I directly associate to generic credential with pirated window technology. disabling the swapfiles.sys make the window os work better without Microsoft administrators impersonator using virtual memory to fraud Microsoft and gain access to your password authentication. Think about like a Trojan clone in your computer but it’s called virtual administrator impersonator attacking the registry file with CLSID. I found the actual setting to allow administrators impersonation. I deleted the administrator to impersonate user, and added the system to do impersonation to create a real time “FCC:IMEI but the Microsoft default did not allow to delete administrator impersonation of user. here are the true answer provider. We might not be able to stop them from administrator impersonation of pc user, but we can remove the criminal android files Frauding window to help your registry considering it is vulnerable. https://www.howtogeek.com/225143/what-is-swapfile.sys-and-how-do-you-delete-it/