I had an Acer that was "High Confidence" but, was stuck in "in progress". I don't think Acer was/is planning to push a firmware update to this device. It's latest bios update was from 2021. After trying multiple times to do the scheduled task it remained in the same state. I then came across the following blog:
https://wenchy.net/2026/02/how-to-manually-install-the-latest-uefi-secure-boot-certificate-keys-for-windows/
I performed the steps except after running the script, and a few reboots things didn't change. I then ran the scheduled task again and performed two more reboots, all while ensuring BitLocker was paused. After the subsequent reboot, the status showed "Updated". I back tracked the information in the article to the Microsoft documentation.
FirmwareVersion : V1.10
OEMModelNumber : Spin SP513-54N
OEMModelSystemFamily : Spin 5
OEMName : Acer
OSArchitecture : AMD64
FirmwareReleaseDate : 03/15/2021
Is this a valid way to manually install the certificates in the event an OEM will not release a BIOS update and the 2023 certificate has been downloaded by Windows?