A small but long‑standing bug in Windows’ shutdown process has been resolved, ending years of frustration for users.

The fix is arriving through the optional KB5067036 update for Windows 11 25H2, which Microsoft began rolling out last week.

The company says it is still investigating the issue and has not yet released a fix.

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