Microsoft Windows PCs running Enterprise and IoT fails to shut down after January update

Microsoft has confirmed that a new bug prevents Windows 11 23H2 devices from shutting down and the Windows PCs instead restarts.

This issue affects systems with System Guard Secure Launch enabled & running Enterprise and IoT Windows editions with the KB5073455 cumulative update installed.

System Guard Secure Launch is a Windows security feature designed to protect the boot process from firmware-level attacks and malware such as rootkits.

Microsoft has thus released a workaround to shutdown the affected Windows PCs. Open CMD, type the following command and then simply press enter.

shutdown /s /t 0

However, there is NO workaround available for systems entering hibernation.

So please ensure you save all your work, and shut down when you are done working on your device to avoid the device running out of power instead of hibernating.

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Here's how the Privacy Display on the Galaxy S26 Ultra would look like.

It is based on the "Flex Magic Pixel" technology, introduced back in 2024.

It recognises the environment and adjusts the viewing angle of the screen to ensure that only you can view the screen content.

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OnePlus has landed in trouble over the green line issue

The company is facing a ₹93 crore tax demand over the warranty program

This comes as OnePlus’ sales and profits fell sharply in FY 2024–25

The brand says it’s contesting the case, but with total tax notices touching ₹280 crore

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OnePlus offered lifetime free replacement warranty to solve the display Green Line issue has now turned into a GST nightmare for the brand. The GST department has issued a ₹93 Crore demand notice

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