Member of Administrators group id's issue

Hi Experts,
Need your help in fixing the member of Administrators group id’s issue. All the member of id’s got corrupted attached screenshot for your reference.
Thanks in advance.
Note : We have done the domain rejoin multiple times, but issue is not resolved. Kindly help
Regards!
Pavan
Thanks & Regards, Pavan

Hi Ravi, Senne,
Thanks for your info
J
It is not required to resolve the SID’s to find user name.. My issue is, when I type user account in administrators group it will be scattered and am unable
to run any script in command, it gives me any error you don’t have administrator privilege. Even in administrator account also.
Please help
Ex: admin it will scattered to SID’s ---à(S-1-5-21-4039728811-1490228635-3033914438-10432592)
Regards!
Pavan
Thanks & Regards, Pavan

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