Microsoft confirmed the shutdown bug.

Microsoft confirmed that the shutdown bug didn't just result in Windows 11, Windows 10 was hit.

The bugs on Windows 11, if counted, would be so numerous that they are already monotonous, but the bug from some updates that is worrying is that it covers not only Windows 11, but also the older version of Windows 10, so that many people may doubt the work of Microsoft, such as this news.

According to a report by the Windows Central website, Microsoft has revealed that the Windows 11 bug that causes the shutdown problem is not only limited to Windows 11, but also covers Windows 10 that has been renewed. Receiving security update support under the Extended Security Updates or ESU program. Those within the EEA or European Economic Area will be served for free, while those living in other areas will face a charge. They will also be affected by the bug mentioned in the latest update.

The versions of Windows 10 affected by that update are as follows:

Windows 10 22H2

Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019

Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021

Windows 11 23H2

Sources have indicated that the bug's problem stems from a cyber-protection feature found during the boot-up phase called System Guard Secure Launch that, instead of being disabled after the boot, resumes the system and prevents it from being shut down. Other sources like PC World have also stated that another Virtual Secure Mode protection system is also involved in the bug, but it does not provide working details, but it does not indicate that at the time of the release there is no patch to fix it, but Microsoft has tried to To fully solve such bug problems as quickly as possible.

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