Windows 11 event id 2505

I have windows 11, 21H2, 22000.493, the pc is working normally but every time I start it follows event id 2505, should I be worried?

Based on this article, no, you don't have to be worried:

"MS will fix it sometime" Humpf...It seems to me that the event viewer is becoming increasingly less useful. Mine is full of Distributed com warnings which MS recognises as spurious. The advice seems to be to turn off monitoring for that. Maybe the old advice of not looking at event viewer unless you have an actual fault to track down is good advice.

In addition to the previous one, occasionally, not even every day, also at the startup, CertificateServicesClient-CertEnroll event id 86, this has not affected the operation of Windows either, can this also be ignored?

Yes, I get that one too, although not in the same machine as the 2505 error. If you take a look at the time of event 86, and then select Windows Log - system at the same time, you should find a few entries there (not errors - just information) which show the TPM is working correctly specifically event 1025: The 'TPM was successfully provisioned and is now ready for use.'

My theory is that the key to provision the TPM is not being provided in the BIOS - for some reason the address stated in event 86 cannot be found, so Windows itself is supplying the key. Either way it works just fine and the 1025 event confirms that.

Thanks everybody