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Press windows key + r
Type msinfo32
And show ss
Also press windows key + r
Type tpm.msc
And show ss
ok
go into bios and turn on secure boot
tpm
hvci
Ok i enable the memory integrity
I had to delete drivers to be able to activate it, that's why it took so long.
Restart your pc and spam the del key to enter bios
In this case I enable Secure Boot but it tells me that my system has to be in user mode since I have it in setup and I don't know how to do it. The other thing is that the option to activate TPM 2.0 doesn't appear in peripherals, I think because I don't have it.
Enter bios and show pic
Ok I enabled tpm
The secure boot
Go boot tab show pic
What sorry
Go to bios tab show pic
Alright open secure boot now
Click on “restore factory keys”
When the option says “install factory defaults” click “yes”
When the option says “reset without saving” click “no”
Then enable “Secure boot”
Then save and exit
Thaaaanks
Finally i complete
Thanks so much for the support
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