I have a used HP ProBook 450 G1 notebook. ... Unfortunately, I do not
know the password for the UEFI administration account.
Unfortunately, BIOS and Disk Passwords on anything from ten years old or newer cannot be altered by users without the knowledge of the existing password.
Sometimes, manufacturers can change parts (BIOS Chip) and reset the password that way, but not often and to the best of my knowledge, not recently.
Accordingly you need to get the password from the person / outfit that sold you the laptop computer. If truly not available, there is nothing else you can do with regard to the password.
If the machine will start and run, you may be able to do a Windows Repair install. Use the option to Keep Nothing. That will delete Data, Profile and Apps but does not need the UEFI password to run the Repair.
Go to the Windows Media Creation Link
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Windows 10/11 is running, so click on the Download button (not Upgrade
Button) and select Run. This will launch the Repair. Proceed normally
answering the prompts. The default Keep prompt is to Keep Everything.