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The errors you're encountering, specifically the "Unexpected Status 0x00000001" related to Boot Guard configuration and the "Unexpected Status 0x00060002" regarding CPU Security Configuration, are typically related to the system's hardware-based security features rather than OS settings.
Unexpected Status 0x00000001 Platform Security Specification - Boot Guard Configuration -Boot Guard configured without Verified Boot: This error suggests that Boot Guard, a platform security feature, is configured without Verified Boot. This could be due to BIOS settings. You may need to check your BIOS settings to ensure that Boot Guard is properly configured with Verified Boot.
Unexpected Status 0x00060002 Platform Security Specification - CPU Security Configuration - Pre-production silicon in use: This error indicates that the CPU is in a pre-production state. This could be due to the use of a pre-production or engineering sample CPU, which may not fully support all features. If this is the case, you may need to replace the CPU with a production version.
It's crucial to note that altering BIOS or firmware settings should be approached cautiously. Incorrect changes might lead to system instability or other issues. Always refer to the system or motherboard's documentation or contact the manufacturer's support for guidance on making the necessary adjustments.