Because your AccountController is not inside the Admin area. It's probably in ~/Controllers/AdminController.cs so by convention ASP.NET MVC will look in ~/Views/Shared or ~/Views/Account for its corresponding views.
I had the same problem. What I found was when you send a request for certain action, even if the url is invalid, mvc tries to match the action for you based on the url passed in. If a match is found, (in my case it goes to the correct controller action method), is executed, but because the path you passed in was wrong, it was not able to find the view associated.
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