Heise.De Windows 11 23H2 Faces Shutdown Issues After January 2026 Update
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Microsoft has acknowledged issues affecting Windows 11 23H2 devices following the January 13, 2026, security updates. Systems with 'Secure Boot' or System Guard Secure Launch enabled may experience failures to shut down or enter sleep mode. This problem primarily impacts Enterprise and IoT editions of Windows 11.
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