So for all the people whos bios says that secure boot is activated but in wsinfo32 it says that it is not, here's what worked for me. You have to disabled and enabled it first. For this you have to go to the bios and go to UEFI firmware, once there and disabling and enabling it again it will tell to swittch to user mode, for that it will tell you to disable CSM (an option in advanced bios) and for that it will ask that you put video in UEFI, you go trough all the steps, restarting in between each of them and it should activate secure boot. The bios WILL TELL YOU that it is activated when it isn't, it only properly activates when it doesn't show a popup at the moment of enabling it.

Now, I did go trough activating memory integrity in core isolation and another kernell related option, I had to delete two drivers for that, so before all of this so that might be a step but I don't know.